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TYPO issue 44 is out

I’m a subscriber of TYPO magazine , a quarterly publication from Prague. Surprisingly, TYPO is one of the only regular magazines dedicated to type and typography. Sure, there are several great new-comers on the scene, like 8 Faces or Codex I’m...

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Useful Typography Tips Articles to Improve your Skills

Advertise here with BSA As a designers we should know that typography is really important in a design and making the right typographic choices for your brand identity design is absolutely critical to successfully capturing the image you want to project....

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Best Brand and Business Tips Articles of July 2011

Advertise here with BSA This is our monthly series were we share useful brand and business tips articles all from the previous month. We hope this series can help you in building your brand and growing your business. 10 steps to a perfect logo by Jacob...

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Showcase MKII

Our Webfont Showcase relaunches today with a slight change in layout and organization. Most prominantly, we’ve aimed to simplify the whole shebang, from an unnecessarily deep and multiply-stranded sub-wiki-like thing into one stream of content...

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Daily Inspirations no. 222

Advertise here with BSA Today most of us use Internet not only to read the latest news or view the weather forecast, instead we actively interact with the web, commenting the articles, publishing our own posts, liking the pages on Facebook, or twitting...

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What makes letters legible?

In the last articles of this series we have established the relevant terms of legibility and learned what we know about the reading of words in the latin script. Now we move on to the legibility of letters itself In the last articles of this series we...

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All sorts of type

The Week in Type The type-obsessive, thoroughly inspiring Andrew Byrom in this TEDxUCLA talk, If h is a chair : If you haven’t already downloaded it, then get on over to the iTunes store. The iconic FontBook , that yellow, heavy-weight, doorstop, monster...

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