“When Great Design Becomes Its Own Language”
(via Fast Company)

a little late in discovering this April Fool’s Day joke…

marianoviola:

Tache a “fusion diagraph” (via Graphic Definer)

[…] Research and predictive modeling conducted at Carnegie Mellon University over the past year has concluded that because the combination “th” occurs more than any other in the latin alphabet (primarily in English), the reduction of it’s double-character footprint to a single-character footprint, could save a staggering 1.21 billion newspaper pages per year in the US alone. This would translate to a 3% decrease in the cutting of domestic forests to produce that new newsprint in the same 12 month period. […]