As a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, I have to put on my RISD hat now and again.
As a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, I have to put on my RISD hat now and again. Today is one of those days. For what seems like ages, I’ve...
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Typeface design in Germany during the twentieth century was a field populated by giants.
Typeface design in Germany during the twentieth century was a field populated by giants. Arguably, in no century before, and in no country elsewhere, were so many...
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On his flickr-stream, Michael Bundscherer has posted a few photos from the 20 April 2010 Typografische Gesellschaft München event. Olaf Leu was the evening’s main speaker.
On his flickr-stream, Michael Bundscherer has posted a few photos from...
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Back in 2001, I bought a copy of Kurt Weidemann’s massive (and massively-awesome) Wo der Buchstabe das Wort führt: Ansichten über Schrift und Typographie for 56 Marks.
Back in 2001, I bought a copy of Kurt Weidemann’s massive (and massively-awesome)...
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Over at Thomas Kunz’s blog, ABCdarium , is an interview with Gerard Unger .
Over at Thomas Kunz’s blog, ABCdarium, is an interview with Gerard Unger. Thomas regularly interviews typeface designers for his site, and the post are always interesting....
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Ivo Gabrowitsch and Christoph Koeberlin, both of FSI FontShop International in Berlin, simultaneously published “best fonts of 2009″ lists on their respective blogs this morning. The text on both sites is in German, but type samples are for...
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A year ago, on October 17, 2009, I posted my personal recipe for happiness. On Saturday, I am finally moving to Berlin
A year ago, on October 17, 2009, I posted my personal recipe for happiness. On Saturday, I am finally moving to Berlin. So how is my...
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Back in 2001–2002, while I was finishing up my BFA at RISD, I spent a semester abroad at the Fachhochschule Wiesbaden, a large-ish University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden, Germany. The German-language blog Design Tagebuch (design diary) reports...
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Back in 2004, the annual ATypI conference was hosted in Prague. The local Museum of Decorative Arts was hosting a show at the same time: E-A-T, a selection of contemporary Czech and Slovak type design
Back in 2004, the annual ATypI conference was hosted...
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Dez Squeeze is a Heavyweight Display with knockout punch and Resonant Voice.
Dez Squeeze is a Heavyweight Display with knockout punch and Resonant Voice. Dezcom Typefaces is happy to announce the release of its first commercial typeface and plans several...
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