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A modular typeface inspired by a dutch stamp design from 1978 by Gert Dumbar and René van Raalte. It is available for free and can be modified and extended by everyone.

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- Songs about fonts
  Top 7 songs with typographic references
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  A poster artwork using the Postcode font.
Recent articles
- Tomorrow’s News
  In an article for weave magazine, we’re exploring what the future of news and digital editorial design could look like.
- Data Flow 2
  The successor on visualizing information in Graphic Design – with text features and interviews by precious.
- Steuersünder
  New “work” from us featured in German newspaper “Welt am Sonntag”.
- Tablet innovation race II
  Some more critical thoughts regarding the ongoing hype around tablet computers.
- The tablet innovation race
  Three commented examples of what Tablet Computers could look like in the near future.
- Tocotronic Website
  Some notes and a line graph regarding the website for German rock band Tocotronic.
- Tweetwrappr feat. eBoy
  We’re celebrating the first anniversary of tweetwrappr.com with a Special Edition featuring eBoy gift wrap paper.
- Keynote with a Wii Remote
  Here’s a short tutorial on how to use a Nintendo Wii Remote to control Apple’s Keynote presentation tool using OSCulator,
- 10 great products of 2009
  Books, toys, a dollhouse, a portable computer and a pair of shoes – here’s an unordered and mixed up list
- Brand ≠ Logo

This website is edited by precious, a design studio from Hamburg.

Besides showcasing our work-for-hire projects, this site also serves as a forum for our thoughts on all those things that interest us (design, music, art, the Interweb, Winona Ryder etc.) and an evolving platform to foster creative experiments and explore new business ideas.
What we do

precious: Our design studio, with output ranging from user interfaces to record sleeves, from websites to visual identities – for small businesses, multinational brands, public administrations and rockbands.
More from us

2nd rec: Our record label, established in 2001. As of today we have released over 30 records, from electronica to hiphop to indierock and in-between.

Future Audio Workshop: When some Irish and French fellows came to our offices and asked if we wanted to start a new audio software company with them, how could we say no? Until today, we released Circle, a software synthesizer for Mac and Windows and Touch Mix for iPhone and iPod Touch.
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