For additional info please visit http://www.flat33.com/index.php?page_id=31 or http://3d-type.com. The 3D Type Book /// The third book conceived, compiled, written and designed by Tomi Vollauschek at London-based design studio FL@33 and under the FL@33 tag / Agathe Jacquillat and Tomi Vollauschek, https://flat33.com /// Info: Paperback 1300 illustrations 240 pages 280 x 197 mm ISBN 978 1 85669 713 2 £19.95 Published April 2011 Laurence King Publishing Signed copies available at Stereohype (worldwide shipping): https://www.stereohype.com/147-fl33-publications /// Blurb: This book is the most comprehensive showcase of three-dimensional letterforms ever written, featuring over 1,300 images of more than 300 projects by more than 160 emerging talents and established individuals and studios including Sagmeister Inc, Vaughan Oliver, Milton Glaser, Alvin Lustig, Louis Danziger, Roger Excoffon, Paul Elliman, Marian Bantjes, Geoff Kaplan, Clotilde Olyff, Italo Lupi, Marion Bataille, Antoine+Manuel, Frost*Design, Mervyn Kurlansky, Non-Format, Oded Ezer, Rowland Scherman, Post Typography, Rinzen, Underware's Type Workshop, J. Kyle Daevel, Ji Lee, Pleaseletmedesign and Strange Attractors Design. As well as pioneering milestones from as far back as the 1940s, this book focuses on recent and brand new typographic projects. 3D type specialist Andrew Byrom explains the context and motivation behind these innovative works in an insightful foreword. FL@33 is a multi-disciplinary design studio for visual communication based in London. Founded in 2001, it is run by Tomi Vollauschek. FL@33 work, profiles and interviews have been extensively featured online and worldwide in over 160 magazines, books and newspapers. The duo is also responsible for the popular online sound collection http://bzzzpeek.com and http://stereohype.com, a platform for designers and artists around the world. FL@33's Tomi Vollauschek also conceived, compiled, wrote and designed two other books: Postcard (http://postcard-book.info) and Made & Sold (http://madeandsold.com), both also published by Laurence King (http://laurenceking.com). /// Background music: Alphabet by Lou Rawls (Sesame Street, episode 0043, 1970) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JywRNGU21a0)
