I found this one randomly on youtube…it’s a pretty cool way to tell a story.
they made all these scenes with symbols and letters on a keyboard. you don’t have to see the whole thing, just get a feel for it.
typography can even make one of the best movies even more funny.
there’s a zoolander one too if you look at the links.
enjoy 
I tried posting this on the blog the other day but I don’t think I did it right.
If anyone has seen Cool Runnings, they know what an amazing and hilarious movie it is. The movement and positions of the movie quotes in this typography creation fits perfectly with the entire feel of the movie. Even though I am not watching the actually scenes, hearing the words and watching the movements make me laugh out loud.
Enjoy!
In another class I’m working with PR practitioners; however, when I saw this page (a guest speaker coming to my class) I instantly thought of GRA 217. On this webpage the theme, word mark, office building pictures, and contact information always stay the same no matter what links you click. This reminds me of how important it is to have accessible information and a clean webpage/word mark. I just think that this branding company did a really good job presenting information on an accessible webpage.
http://www.aritchbrand.com/index.html
I have a new obsession– Mad Men. My roommates and I just finished the first season, and while the show is amazing in its entirety, my favorite part is the opening credits. And when they look like this, who could blame me?
Great little insight on some very successfully branding. Read the tidbits the author wrote about each one and see if you notice anything else that stands out about some of them.
http://vectortuts.com/designing/30-brilliant-vector-logo-designs-deconstructed/
