First public use of what Became Proxima Nova by Mark Simonson
Who knew? The reissue of the classic thirteen-part Star Wars radio series was the first appearance of a proto-Proxima Nova.
Who knew? The reissue of the classic thirteen-part Star Wars radio series was the first appearance of a proto-Proxima Nova.
A lovely new service from Mike Stenhouse: install the bookmarklet and then when you come across a website with a nice combination of fonts, you can save a snapshot of the page (and its fonts) for later perusal. You can then browse those fonts on Typekit, Fontdeck, MyFonts or Google Fonts.
A fascinating look at what happens when you mash up beauty and ugliness in one typeface.
A lovely new typeface from Nicole Dotin that’s available to purchase as a web font under the very reasonable terms of the Process license agreement.
A nice look at some rules of thumb for combining typefaces.
Here's a Kickstarter project worth supporting: fund a documentary on crafting typefaces.
Some beautiful typefaces here, gathered together for your enjoyment.
Oh, the irony! Unconstitutionally draconian French "anti-piracy" organisation uses a pirated font in its logo.
How to draw a font with a car. With. A. Car.
A forthcoming typeface designed specifically to help people with dyslexia read and write more effectively.
Erik Spiekermann expounding on the beauty – and the difficulty – of designing numbers.
Miso is rather nice; compact but legible.
"We're done with the tired old fontstacks of yesteryear. Enough with the limitations of the web, we won't have it. It's time to raise our standards. Here, you'll find only the most well-made, free & open-source, @font-face ready fonts."
Epic is a lovely looking new typeface from Neil Summerour.
I need this t-shirt... I need it bad.
An interview with type designer, Eric Olson.
Peter Saville is releasing some of his fonts for free. I'm grabbing the beautiful serif typeface used on the front of Joy Division's "Closer"; it's gorgeous.
A gorgeous 1923 specimen book from the American Type Foundry.
The Times redesigns.
Fonts that deserve to do.
A really nicely laid-out introductory article on typography from the folks at Red Labor.
The unstoppable rise of Trajan.
A great overview of typography by Cameron Moll, talented designer and super-nice guy.
This is the plain vanilla look.
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