Six posters from the series 14 Non-Latin Typefaces , created to celebrate a conference and exhibition on typography by Minus 9 Design / Rathna Ramanathan. The examples shown here are all characters from Indic scripts.
noldo@dreamwidth. I'm deshi and cantankerous and like pictures of things. Also, I will eventually save the environment using only my wit and some vegetarian chicken rice.
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ramkatha painting for the gond version of the ramayana, via www.ignca.nic.in
(via roswitha)
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Legolas: THAT IS NO MERE RANGER Legolas: THAT IS ARAGORN II Legolas: SON OF ARATHORN II Legolas: SON OF ARADOR Aragorn: Legolas stop Legolas: SON OF ARGONUI Legolas: SON OF ARATHORN I Legolas: SON OF ARASSUIL Legolas: SON OF ARAHAD II Legolas: SON OF ARAVORN Boromir: is this really necessary Legolas: SON OF ARAGOST Legolas: SON OF ARAHAD I Legolas: SON OF ARAGLAS Legolas: SON OF ARAGORN I Gandalf: this could take a while Legolas: SON OF ARAVIR Legolas: SON OF ARANUIR Legolas: SON OF ARAHAEL Legolas: SON OF ARANARTH Legolas: SON OF ARVEDUI Legolas: SON OF ARAPHANT Elrond: good god man calm down Legolas: SON OF ARAVAL Legolas: SON OF ARVELEG II Legolas: SON OF ARVEGIL Legolas: SON OF ARGELEB II Frodo: *falls asleep* Legolas: SON OF ARAPHOR Legolas: SON OF ARVELEG I Legolas: SON OF ARGELEB I Legolas: SON OF MALVEGIL Gimli: this is ridiculous Legolas: SON OF CELEBRINDOR Legolas: SON OF MALLOR Legolas: SON OF BELEG Legolas: SON OF AMLAITH Aragorn: Legolas Legolas: SON OF EARENDUR Legolas: SON OF ELENDUR Legolas: SON OF VALANDUR Legolas: SON OF TARONDOR Aragorn: Legolas it's fine Legolas: SON OF TARCIL Legolas: SON OF ARANTAR Legolas: SON OF ELDACAR Legolas: SON OF VALANDIL Legolas: SON OF ISILDUR Gimli: finally Legolas: YOU OWE HIM YOUR ALLEGIANCE. Boromir: anything to make you shut up -
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16th century maps and depictions by Matrakçı Nasuh (most uploaded to Wikipedia by user Marmoulak).
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Korra: I didn’t think we’d make it!
Asami: Well, you can’t be afraid to mix it up sometimes.
Korra: I gotta admit, I had you pegged wrong. I thought you were kinda … prissy. —No offence!
Theme: Linear by Peter Vidani
