Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend Contributed by Stephen Coles on Mar 19th, 2013. Artwork published in 2013. Source: http://vampireweekend.com License: All Rights Reserved. Cover of the May 6, 2013 Vampire Weekend release, designed by members of the band. The two typefaces are also used in the lyrics video for Step. Source: http://www.youtube.com License: All Rights Reserved. Source: http://www.youtube.com License: All Rights Reserved. Typefaces Formats Film/Video (493) Album Art (2089) Topics Music (3145) Designers/Agencies Rostam Batmanglij (1) Ezra Koenig (1) Tagged withVampire Weekend (2)music videos (60)lyrics videos (11)black and white (1227)overlap (187)tight linespacing (165)pop music (170)vampires (19) Artwork location United States (5357) New York City (1473) In Sets Trade Gothic + Times New Roman (T W) (3) futura (Emily Stevenson) (15) favs (scotcht) (20) ITC (Florian Hardwig) (320) 5 Comments on “Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend” alexander says: Nov 18th, 2015 11:59 pm What kind of Futura is that? The w and the v seem to be broader than Futura Condensed Bold, and the original futura has the tapered lower sides.. Stephen Coles says: Nov 19th, 2015 12:15 am This is simply Futura Bold, one of the many foundry versions available: either Linotype, URW, or Neufville. Emma Gage says: Mar 31st, 2016 2:56 am I was just wondering if i could print one of these prints as a poster? Florian Hardwig says: Apr 1st, 2016 11:18 pm Hi Emma, it depends on the purpose, I guess. Anyway, you’d need to direct that question to Vampire Weekend. Stephen Coles says: Aug 7th, 2016 4:51 pm A Mitski album, released two years later. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More ITC Edwardian Script in use Raveena – Lucid2019FISKBijan BerahimiContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Eh! Tallers per a joves2020León RomeroContributed by Altiplano Typefaces St. Vincentius entrance lettering, Heidelbergc. 2010unknownPhoto(s) by Florian Hardwig on Flickr. Sponsor More in Music “Just What I Needed” / “I’m In Touch With Your World” – The Cars1978unknownContributed by Garrison Martin YAGOW LP cover and ads2017Manuel Weselymm, mDaniel FuchsContributed by Manuel Wesely Staff Pick Introducing Kenny Burrell1956Reid MilesContributed by Stephen Coles The Earl Swope Sextet 1945 featuring Lennie Tristano – The Lost Session (Jazz Guild, 1982)1982unknownContributed by Florian Hardwig More in Album Art Hearing Is Believing1954unknownPhoto(s) by Bart Solenthaler on Flickr. Little Richard – “Freedom Blues” / “Dew Drop Inn” German and Dutch single sleeves1970Contributed by Garrison Martin Blank Books — EP1 redesign2017Bethany HeckContributed by Quentin Schmerber Staff Pick “Rain Dance” / “One Divided” – The Guess Who1971Contributed by Garrison Martin More Fonts In Use “Sans Soleil” Opening Titles1983Chris MarkerContributed by Stephen Coles Staff Pick Opening The Gates — Donald Reid2018Taryn CowartContributed by Mathieu Triay Staff Pick Yale School Of Architecture Poster2014PentagramMichael BierutJessica SvendsenContributed by Shiva Nallaperumal Staff Pick Chicago Design Week 2018: Design in Motion2018One Design CompanyChris MalvenContributed by David Sieren Staff Pick
5 Comments on “Modern Vampires of the City – Vampire Weekend”
What kind of Futura is that? The w and the v seem to be broader than Futura Condensed Bold, and the original futura has the tapered lower sides..
This is simply Futura Bold, one of the many foundry versions available: either Linotype, URW, or Neufville.
I was just wondering if i could print one of these prints as a poster?
Hi Emma, it depends on the purpose, I guess. Anyway, you’d need to direct that question to Vampire Weekend.
A Mitski album, released two years later.