Because who doesn’t like that?
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This wallpaper uses Campivisivi’s modern Titillium typeface in bold and Stephen G. Hartke’s Aurulent Sans.
The new MacBook Air; the next iPhone; perhaps the latest Samsung offering… oh, and there’s that new game out as well. Always chasing. Always wanting. Always craving. Never satisfied. Never content. Never at rest.
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This wallpaper uses DotColon’s beautiful Vegur typeface in medium.
The technology found on the internet, computers and smartphones is mind-boggling. We can use our phones to talk to satellites in space and pinpoint exactly where we are in the world. Social networks and search engines can track our browsing habits, build up an online behavioural profile and target ads at us with a creepy degree of accuracy. However, as powerful as these technologies are, no social network can tell you who you are. No search engine can ever give you your sense of purpose. Only you can do that.
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This wallpaper uses Synthview’s brilliant Novecento typeface in medium.
Meaning? Well, I guess this one goes out to those who, like me, really wish their brains could do this.
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This wallpaper uses the Colophon Foundry’s excellent Reader typeface in bold.
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