Typographica is a review of typefaces and type books, with occasional commentary on fonts and typographic design. Edited by Stephen Coles, also of The FontFeed and The Mid-Century Modernist.
Founded in 2002 by Joshua Lurie-Terrell. Redesigned in 2009 by Chris Hamamoto and Stephen Coles.
Set in FF Dagny by Örjan Nordling and Göran Söderström, Georgia by Matthew Carter, and Lucida Sans/Grande by Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes
Brought to you by this month’s nameplate sponsor, FontShop, MyFonts, Veer, Wordpress, and the letter B.
Making Geometric Type Work(6)
Jeremy Pettis’ Alphabet Zoo(14)
Stag(8)
FontBook, 4th Edition(4)
Fraktur Mon Amour, 2nd Edition(2)
U&lc: Influencing design and typography(10)
Mary Read(2)
Vista Slab(2)
Font Aid III Tsunami Fundraiser Grows with Fleurons of Hope Release(1)
Making Geometric Type Work
Ian MooreAudio from the Web Fonts Panel at TypeCon2009
Stephen ColesTurning the Page
Stephen ColesA New Nameplate Tradition
Typographica2009 Rare Book Calendar from 42-line
Joshua Lurie-Terrell1989 Magazine Marks Birth of LettError Wit and Wisdom
Stephen ColesTaking Your Fonts to Market: Foundry, Reseller, or Go Solo?
Stephen ColesAn Interview with Cyrus Highsmith
Christian PalinoJeremy Pettis’ Alphabet Zoo
Stephen ColesMichael Bierut Talks Type
Stephen ColesTrajan: the Fallback Font for Lazy Movie Marketers
Stephen ColesArrow Ring by DresserJohnson
Stephen ColesCorbis Buys Veer, Whither the Fonts?
Stephen ColesSpam Lettering by Linzie Hunter
Stephen ColesGood Tees for Typographers
Stephen ColesFarewell Futura, Hello Neutraface No. 2
Stephen ColesInterview: Type Designer Thierry Puyfoulhoux
TypographicaGrading the New Font “Features” in OS X Leopard
Stephen Coles“Embedded” Web Fonts Return. Uh-oh.
Stephen ColesThe Small Stakes: Big on Old Type
Stephen ColesSaul Bass Website and “Hitchcock” Font Are Back
Stephen ColesScher Makes Up With Helvetica?
Stephen ColesPeter Bruhn Redefines the Lowercase ‘g’
Stephen ColesThe Times Covers Clearview, Public Begins to Notice Type
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