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Bingo

While I was in the U.S. vacationing over the holidays, I partook in a lively night of bingo at Sunset Bingo in lovely Beaverton, Oregon with my lovely girlfriend and her family. While sitting out the more costly rounds of the game, the cheap bastard that I am, I crafted up a lively modular vernacular typeface for Néojaponisme readers out of the materials available. Download it here.

Ian LYNAM
February 25, 2008

Ian Lynam is a graphic designer living in Tokyo and the art director of Neojaponisme. His website is located at ianlynam.com. His new book, Parallel Strokes, on the intersection of graffiti and typography is available now.

Posted in Design, The Present, Typography, Visual Art 2 Comments »

2 Responses

  1. Joseph K Says:
    February 25, 2008 at 11:53 pm

    Yay type.
    I like what you did with C, D, P and Q. The join at the top of the G that doesn’t read as such is a nice use of inherent recognition. I feel like the L and J aren’t really up to scratch at all, and F and N could possibly undergo some tweaking as well.
    What really puzzles me is the V though – what was your reference point there?

  2. Ian LYNAM Says:
    February 26, 2008 at 2:48 am

    No reference, just screwing around.