by Andy on September 24, 2009
My apologies for the size of the photos, it would appear from Turn Nocturnal’s
Facebook and
Flickr groups that this is the only item in their catalogue not to be involved in a photoshoot, but you can probably tell from that little photo that this
hoodie is pretty freakin’ sweet, well, assuming you get excited by typography, which apparently everyone does nowadays.
Costiness=$35 Available from Turn Nocturnal
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by Andy on January 29, 2009
I don’t really know enough about typography to take a real stab at dissecting this design, but I assume that the lines running around the word ‘type’ are guides that people use when they’re designing new fonts? The design doesn’t really do it for me, but I would assume that I’d have a type-rection right now if I’d played Helvetica: The Movie so many times that I’d managed to wear out the disc.
Costiness=$35 Buy ‘Type’ at Turn Nocturnal
by Andy on September 19, 2008
Turn Nocturnal have a little
sale going on at the moment for the ladies. Both of their designs which are printed on girls American Apparel tees are $15 each, I can’t remember what that’s down from, but its a pretty good deal.
The Turn Nocturnal blog has also been tweaked to make it more friendly to us iPhone owning folks, something which I’ve also done for HYA.
Turn Nocturnal have seem to have, ummm, turned direction with their latest release,
Smoking, which has seem them leave behind the strong and bold lines for something that is in a style reminiscent of the
Imaginary Foundation, with the black and white hand being contrasted by some very colourful smoke.
They’ve also restocked the popular Flying Colours tee, and in a few more colourways too.
Turn Nocturnal
Turn Nocturnal made their first big splash by telling us about how
huge type looks, then they planted their flag squarely in
the Sans Serif camp, and now they’ve managed to even make
ampersands asterisks and question marks look cool.Costiness=$25
Tee Link
You know how there’s been loads of events recently where big cities would ‘turn out the lights’ to teach people about the importance of saving energy. Boy, they really taught us something, they turned the lights off for like about the same amount of time it takes to make a cup of tea (well, if you used an electric kettle), and then promptly turned them back on again. Amazing!Sorry, I know I shouldn’t rant, you’re here for t-shirts, but luckily this one is from
Turn Nocturnal, so its good enough for me to just about get away with going off topic.
Costiness=$17 Link
