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New Adobe Opentype Releases
Adobe introduces Utopia opticals and two new variants of Reliq.
Nice double dagger in Utopia.
Posted by John Butler | LINK | Comments (11)“Tongue May Be Placed in Cheek, if Desired.”
The Department of Homeland Security really, really needs “a piece of identity ware.” Go ahead and “get some respect, be some patriot!”
Posted by Joshua Lurie-Terrell | LINK | Comments (13)TinkerTool for the Good Old Jagged Edges
To disable font-smoothing under OSX (and do other nice things) you can use the freeware german utility TinkerTool. I’ve not checked it because I’m home but the magazine MacAnswers says it’s excellent.
Typemuseum From Österreich
With a clear and simple interface, Typemuseum “understands itself as an open forum of the discussion and argument over visual everyday life communication.”
Typemuseum shows pieces from many countries - photos of writings, logos, indications, pictograms, letters, coats of arms and other typographic works. ... Our urban environment contains so various typographic indications that can be read like a novel. The type museum understands itself as a review of this novel.
4361 pictures are already online but these nice austrian guys are still asking for contributors.
Posted by greg | LINK | Comments (2)