Four of a Kind
Gun violence is evil but evil is one of the main ingredients of a good gangster movie. Recently, I noticed the use of a gun used as a letterform in the graphic design on a film package. I did a little brainstorming and a little research and quickly found several more that are all strikingly similar. Check out these four examples of handguns incorporated into logography in film and television marketing. Do any of them aid or inhibit legibility? Have you noticed any other examples?
Exquisite Criterion design for Melville's 'Le Doulos'
'Quantum Of Solace' Logo
Charles Bronson in 'Telefon'
'The Sopranos' Logo
Written on August 25th, 2009
I’m not sure if I even would have noticed if you hadn’t pointed it out.
Written on April 9th, 2010
[...] I enjoyed reading the “The letter O in film poster design” and flipping through this collection of film posters. And here is a blog post about the use of guns as letterform. [...]
Written on January 29th, 2012
I have noticed that over the course of developing a relationship with real estate managers, you’ll be able to come to understand that, in every single real estate financial transaction, a commission rate is paid. In the long run, FSBO sellers do not “save” the commission rate. Rather, they struggle to earn the commission by simply doing a good agent’s task. In completing this task, they commit their money along with time to conduct, as best they might, the duties of an real estate agent. Those duties include displaying the home by marketing, showing the home to willing buyers, making a sense of buyer emergency in order to make prompt an offer, preparing home inspections, handling qualification inspections with the bank, supervising fixes, and aiding the closing.