Typographica is a review of typefaces and type books, with occasional commentary on fonts and typographic design. Edited by Stephen Coles, also of Fonts In Use and The Mid-Century Modernist.
Founded in 2002 by Joshua Lurie-Terrell. Relaunched in 2009 by Coles and Chris Hamamoto.
Set in Anchor by Eric Olson, FF Dagny by Örjan Nordling and Göran Söderström, FF Quadraat by Fred Smeijers, 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.
“Just My Type: A Book about Fonts”(4)
Reina(4)
My Favorite Font Sources: A Shortlist of Trusted Foundries and Retailers(7)
Interview: Phil Martin(57)
The Average Font(8)
Robothon 2012, RoboHint, and the Gerrit Noordzij Prize(1)
Ain’t What ITC Used to Be(34)
Neue Haas Grotesk(8)
Apple Color Emoji(5)
Ray Fenwick Scrawls a New Home
TypographicaDonate Your Typographic Treasures to SOTA’s New Fundraiser
Tiffany Wardle de SousaHenry Morris and the Bird & Bull Press
Joshua Lurie-TerrellCall for Submissions: TypeCon2006 TypeGallery
Tamye RiggsEllen Lupton to Be Keynote Speaker at ATypI Lisbon
John HudsonCall for Questions: Font Management in OS X
TypographicaVerlag, the Latest Pre-War Modernist Sans
TypographicaThreadless Tee Shirt Fonts
TypographicaGet Indie Fonts 2 for $10 at P22 Moving Sale
TypographicaOf Food and Typography
Joshua Lurie-TerrellLuc Devroye Censored, Font Pages Relocated
TypographicaElectrolux Design Lab by Great Works
TypographicaMake Fonts with Hannes Famira
TypographicaGloria Stuart at Mills College
Joshua Lurie-TerrellFont Spotting the Thank You for Smoking Titles
Stephen ColesATypI Lisbon 2006: TypeTech Call for Presentations
Tiffany Wardle de SousaPaper Jam
TypographicaHouse. Apple. Los Angeles. Rock and Roll.
Joshua Lurie-TerrellFieldtrip to Arion Press
Joshua Lurie-TerrellComputational Calligraphy
Mark SimonsonFarewell, Phil Martin (1923-2005)
Stephen ColesL. J. Pouchée Has Mad Ups in the East End
Jonathan HoeflerEine’s Victorian Graffiti in London
Paula Scher Paints It Bigger
Ricardo CordobaOur Favorite Typefaces of 2005
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