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Priori Acute: A Twist on 19th Century Display Types
by Paul Shaw
Jonathan Barnbrook, one of the "bad boys" of type design in the 1990s, has mellowed. Priori Acute Serif, his newest font, designed with Marcus Leis Allion, does not have a provocative name, nor is it obviously transgressive... More
Typography in the 1990s
by Ellen Lupton
How quickly “now” becomes “then.” A few weeks ago, I was looking for examples of experimental typography to show to my MFA students at the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA). I pulled a book off the shelf called Typography Now Two: Implosion, edited by Rick Poynor in 1996.... More
Typoliteracy
by Steven Heller
I love type prefix titles like Typotheque, Tipoteca, Typology, Typomuffin, etc. Now there's Typedia, and you guessesd it is a wiki-like, interactive encyclopedic type website designed and devised by a slew of web/type enthusiasts and intended to answer every type question you've ever had.... More
September 29 Live Designcast: Fonts That Click: The Present and Future of Using Type on the Web
by Caitlin Dover
In this live webcast, typographer Christian Schwartz will address the problem of type for the web and shed light on how you, as a designer, can navigate the world of web fonts.... More
Diotima Classic
by Paul Shaw
Diotima, originally made as foundry type by D. Stempel AG, has become a forgotten face in the digital age. Linotype has just released Diotima Classic, a family of four weights (light, regular, bold, and heavy) with corresponding italics.... More
Ventura
by Anna Malsberger
Ventura, a "bright-eyed and balletic" TDC 2008 winner designed by Dino dos Santo, has been sculpted by a couple of cultures and centuries.... More
Lakeside
by Anna Malsberger
Looming over the baseline like long shadows on a rainy night, the characters in Mark Simonson's Lakeside are an homage to brush-script titles of 1940s film noir.... More
Empire State Building
by Paul Shaw
Empire State Building is a font family from Christian Scwartz and Paul Barnes that balances a reverence for history with an understanding of the demands imposed on a face intended for signage.... More
Stilla
by Anna Malsberger
Stilla is a headline typeface for anyone waiting for Poster Bodoni to shrug off its restrained precision and get a little funky: It's defined by thick verticals, high contrast, and a self-assured boldness.... More
Flexion
by Paul Shaw
John Langdon created ambigrams as title animations for the film version of The Da Vinci Code. They weren’t used in the movie, but they inspired Langdon to create Flexion, his first typeface.... More
Rodchenko
by Anna Malsberger
The minimal urgency and objective rigor of form are captured in Paratype's Rodchenko, designed by Tagir Safayev and named for the seminal Russian artist and co-founder of constructivism.... More
Arno Pro
by Paul Shaw
Arno Pro, Robert Slimbach's latest design, is the latest font in the designer's Humanist tradition. He calls it “a distillation of his design ideals and a refinement of his craft.”... More

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