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Designer James Victore took a tour around Brooklyn and Queens in an old jeep to give honest comments about the different typographic signage that are found on the streets.
In the video titled ‘Type Safari’, he tried to guess the typeface used for Starbucks, humorously suggesting that it is an unrecognizable fat nasty sans serif—and that the spikes seen on the Payless Shoe Source signage was a clever device used for keeping the birds away.
Watch the video below as Victore gives his take on what is considered as a nice or ugly design.
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Designer James Victore took a tour around Brooklyn and Queens in an old jeep to give honest comments about the different typographic signage that are found on the streets.
In the video titled ‘Type Safari’, he tried to guess the typeface used for Starbucks, humorously suggesting that it is an unrecognizable fat nasty sans serif—and that the spikes seen on the Payless Shoe Source signage was a clever device used for keeping the birds away.
Watch the video below as Victore gives his take on what is considered as a nice or ugly design.
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