Flip Cup logo Contributed by Ryan Noonan on Mar 28th, 2018. Artwork published in circa 2015. License: All Rights Reserved. I love ultra black / super heavy / mega slab typefaces like this (Facebuster, Black Slabbath, Akimoto, West Barnum, Goliath, etc). They’re such a cool cross between psychedelic poster art from the ’60s and what a font designed by Paul Rudolph (the architectural godfather of Brutalism) might look like. I needed a font that would be eye catching on shelf (the photo above is a cropped example of the package presence at retail) and frame the red plastic cups icons in an obvious manner. Facebuster did the trick. There’s nothing that baby can’t handle. Typefaces Formats Packaging (1831) Branding/Identity (6083) Topics Entertainment (1225) Designers/Agencies Ryan Noonan (8) Tagged withpoint of sale (36)counters (36)type integrated with image (321)logos (3533)all caps (5403)red (690)reversed type (2670)extra bold (68)cups (69)playful (184)Haywire Group (4) Artwork location United States (7786) In Sets Graphic (Litara Ung) (67) Packaging (Renata Lisboa) (26) Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More in Entertainment “The Paperboy” poster2012Contributed by Stephen Coles Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors (1985) logo1985unknownContributed by Jayce Wheeled The Neon Demon posters2016LAContributed by Matthew Buchanan Sponsor More in Branding/Identity Irena Košir Knitwork logoc. 2015Tomato KoširContributed by Stephen Coles Visual identity for Julia Sellmann Photography2017KoeperHerfurthContributed by Ten Ten Team Trimfit2013Siavash KhashaAllegra PoschmannContributed by Allegra Poschmann Kyma Media2020SupremoContributed by JAF More Fonts In Use Fantastique Gustave Doré by Alix Paré & Valérie Sueur-Hermel2021Bureau BergerBenoit BergerContributed by Benoit Berger Staff Pick Storehouse app and website2014Contributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Actions Exhibition2008Project ProjectsContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Bellini/Mantegna, Fondazione Querini Stampalia2018We ExhibitStudio VisualeContributed by Florian Hardwig Staff Pick New York magazine’s ‘Television in Crisis’ series2020New York MagazineContributed by Nick Sherman Staff Pick Auckland City Art Gallery publications (1967–77)c. 1970Auckland City Art GalleryHamish KeithRoss RitchieContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Blade Runner prop license plates1982Tom SouthwellContributed by Patrick Concannon Staff Pick SSD, Negative FX, Double 0, and G.I.’s show flyer1982Contributed by Nick Sherman Staff Pick