Gaping Maw's Yummy Yummy Designs

Description: Hate fascism? Hate authoritarianism? This one's for YOU!

Description: Light design for the meditative text from Sunday in the Park with George

Description: A great line from Charles Ludlam's The Mystery of Irma Vep

Description: The great type designer Giambattista Bodoni

Description: Logo design for Monumental Pictures, from the musical Singin' in the Rain

Description: The great type designer Firmin Didot.

Description: Sign for Mrs Lovett's Meat Pies from the musical Sweeney Todd. The Best Pies in London!

Description: Dark design for the meditative text from Sunday in the Park with George

Description: A sign for Sweeney Todd's Tonsorial parlour.

Description: Record store label from High Fidelity

Description: It's Pasta! In a Grid!

Description: A sign for Sweeney Todd's Tonosorial Parlour in Fleet Street!

Description: What was once an expression of perseverance in the face of incredible hardship has become the worst of all possible clichés. Sometimes, you shouldn't "KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON." Sometimes, you need to be amped up: enthusiastic, angry, giddy, hysterical... And sometimes you need to tell the "CARRY ON" people to go fuck themselves. It's JUST. THAT. SIMPLE.

Description: The idiot in chief described the Kennedy Center, of which he is now generalissimo, as “a little wokey.” I think the arts should be wokey. And not run by an idiot.

Description: Are you a Type Nerd? Do you love type? I mean, do you REALLY love type? Do you dream about delicious new fonts? Do you have obsessions and whirlwind love affairs with different typeface families? Do you get upset when people make bad type choices, use typefaces anachronistically, mispunctuate, and kern poorly? Wear your Nerditude loud and proud!

Description: "Take The Fucking Note" Director's Tee

Description: A famous line from a famous movie, but with a feathered theropod instead of a scaly one!

Description: Make sure your taste in type is displayed loudly (and ironically).

Description: Make sure your taste in type is displayed loudly (and ironig

Description: Ampersand (Swonderful font)

Description: Ampersand (Haggis font)

Description: "Queer for Octopodes" Octopus Ampersand

Description: Is there any more evocative typographic glyph than the ampersand? What is it about this little ligature that holds so many people — designers and laypeople — captivated? Maybe it's the sinuous combination of curves and crossed lines. Or maybe it's the notion of "and" — of being always ready to accept what comes next...

Description: Sondheim's Company

Description: It's a family tradition in some families, when a drink is emptied, to rattle the glass and call, "John Barleycorn!" until some kind soul comes and refills you.