Street Sign Blades Typographic History Podcast Cover
A bold typographic podcast cover for a history show, with a blue street-sign blade for the title, a cream street blade and a rust-orange question mark.
A square podcast cover for a history show about the people behind everyday place names, such as streets, schools and parks. A big white title fills a blue enamel street-name blade, and a second cream blade hangs below it on a gray pole with a rust-orange question mark scrawled like grease pencil. A host name plate and a one-line tagline sit underneath, all in a heavy condensed sans on a warm rust background. The type is large enough to read at phone-list size, and the look is friendly, wry and neighborly. It could be reworked for a local history, genealogy or library show by swapping the title and street name.
