Funkadelic
From publisher Victionary:
The Vibrant Artistry of the ’60s & ’70s
What comes to mind when one thinks of the vivid and exhilarating visual world of the 1970s? Is it attention-grabbing lettering and clashing colours, groovy paisley motifs and floral patterns reminiscent of hippie culture, or mind-bending psychedelic visuals that transport one to a different dimension? Funkadelic invites readers to step back in time and witness the audacity and dynamism of an era that embraced individuality and pushed artistic boundaries.An homage to the graphic design trends and styles that embodied bold expression, cultural revolution, and free-spirited creativity, discover a handpicked selection of visual identities and branding design inspired by the iconic aesthetic of the '70s in a visual treasure trove of inspiration and nostalgia for designers, artists, and era enthusiasts alike.
The type and headlines in the book are set in Oakley by Mark van Leeuwen, accompanied by a yet unidentified typeface [edit: it’s BioRhyme by Aoife Mooney, see comments].
2 Comments on “Funkadelic”
I think the unidentified slab serif is BioRhyme.
You can see the distinctive “Q” on the sixth line of the left page of the seventh image.
That’s the one! Added, thanks.