Thursday, July 23, 2009
Medici! And other fancy apartment complexes...
Ben from Fontalicious (who's site you need to check out by the way, it's amazingly fantastic and has brightened my day just looking at it) sent us all these crazy-fancy-apartment complex in LA with signage all in Papyrus (I mean it, they're nuts, check out themedici.com and thepiero.com). All the millions of dollars spent building these and their logos or word marks should have been hand carved in stone.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
YC's Mongolian Grill

Apparently the Mongolians ate in a sort of assembly line in which they got their food, added their favourite sauce, and then hand it over to someone to cook. YC's Mongolian Grill decided to use Papyrus for this sign and parts of their wesite. Also I find "get sauced" a little too funny, on their how to page (Papyrus of course).
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Papyrus at the zoo

From a distance.

...and of course up close. Papyrus. Photo taken by David in Texas at the Houston Zoo, for a vulture. How do you like that...
Disney Papyrus banner ad
This one was caught by Brett on Amazon.com we have a Disney ad in Papyrus. Seriously. Doesn't even look official. And when he clicks on it? Definitely not a Papyrus on parchment decorative font kinda deal. Consistency fail.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Angela's Oven

In Houston, Texas David confirms that Papyrus is still around him. Here we have another bakery Papyrus usage in the popular food category for Angela's Oven (also has Papyrus logo. That food looks good though, those pics should be front and center!)
Bigelow again with Orange & Spice Herb Tea
More Papyrus use from Bigelow courtesy of David in Houston. Apparently it's on this whole product line of herbal teas.
Tags:
food,
product packaging
Friday, July 10, 2009
Olive Garden Papyrus?

Megan finds more Papyrus, this time yes, at Olive Garden. At least it's not toooo prominent, but really, what's with big brands using Papyrus?
Tags:
national brand
They better be affordable websites...

When I saw this submission of Papyrus on the side of a truck advertising a Web design company, Bulkley River Web Design in BC, of course the first thing I did was check out their website (actually the first thing I did was show my other typography and design friends). But anyway, thanks to James for sending this to Papyrus Watch.
I must congratulate them on using leading caps, I'd say it's probably a good URL (even though it's in Papyrus, it's big enough to read and pretty straightforward). Their website isn't bad, aside from the Papyrus logo, followed by some Copperplate, of course.
I must congratulate them on using leading caps, I'd say it's probably a good URL (even though it's in Papyrus, it's big enough to read and pretty straightforward). Their website isn't bad, aside from the Papyrus logo, followed by some Copperplate, of course.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Royal Grounds

Kristin snaped this at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota who points out the awesomely original name for a coffee shop combines with the greatly overused typeface, Papyrus. Someone tried real hard on this one. Thanks Kristen!
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