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- 02.10.12
Equity
M. Busse: would love to use "Equity" but $120 for a single license is a bit stiff… - 02.08.12
Automated Kerning With iKern
Stephen Coles: Ahhh, I completely overlooked Kern Master (DTL has got to get their English pages up!). I wonder if this is the same technolo… - 02.06.12
Detroit
Luke Tonge: Chris, great to see Alex's Detroit face showcased here! It's a cracking piece of work and we were only too delighted to give … - 02.06.12
Roboto is a Four-headed Frankenfont
ceegee: Exactly what I thought when I saw it. Instead of creating a new typographic identity, they mixed fonts to make something "sta… - 02.05.12
Chartwell
AndrĂ© Mora: I really like Chartwell and have used it for editorial design. I'm impressed by its ingenuity and excited by what it may insp… - 02.02.12
Making Geometric Type Work
ltoshach: This was very interesting and helpful, I am a new graphic design student and am starting to become really focused on fonts I … - 02.01.12
Aria
Jessica Braun: I just would like everyone to know that I am a poor college student and I really want this font and I am accepting donations.… - 01.30.12
Neacademia
Florian Hardwig: Addendum: This review was not even published yet, when Rosetta already announced an update. This new version addresses my few… - 01.30.12
Sutturah
Maximiliano Sproviero: La verdad esta tipo es increĂble. Muy muy buena, te felicito Octavio.…
Excellent! Nicely kinky. Check out the Sushi Girl paintings too. Hmmm.
I saw some of these when they were up on the wall in an exhibition in black and white – really fantastic work.
He’s having trouble finding a publisher?! Hard to believe – this is really good stuff. My favorites were the egg holders and the Ultimate Unity pair.
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I just realized he’s a she – what a nice surprise.
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I like the sexy knitter for the letter X.
I’m going to channel that look while I churn away through the next few knitting projects I have on the go. Just so I don’t let the knitting make me feel old before my time.
Wow thank you so much for your encouraging comments! It was nice you post my work up on your site although my alphabet book was not exactly typography (except for A girl and Z boy for cover). I am getting more interested in hand-type (which a great book just got published by Steve Heller and Mirko Ilic). I think I will work on new type-as-drawing in future…
Thanks again!
Our pleasure, Yuko. We seek all things of beauty — if we have to stretch to make it relate to typography, we’ll do it. Thank you for commenting, we love to have the subjects of our posts take part in the discussion.
Your comics are excellent as well. Everyone should check out Sweater for Siamese Twins. The layout of page two is awesome.
You are right, Yuko – this series isn’t exactly typography. Never mind that. In a way the share language of form is very alphabetlike.
I was fascinated by the tactility of the work. With simple tools, the sweaters get really woolly, icecreams extremely drippy and so on. Beautifully done.
Thanks for recommending Yuko’s comics, Stephen. Sweater for Siamese Twins is beautiful.