DIN: A Growing Typeface Family

Families tend to grow. As they do, they become more diverse, adap

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Casino typography

According to a recent study it was found that that the typography

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Ode, a Fresh Start for a Broken Script

When designing a typeface, I prefer to explore a construction pri

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Shape My Language – An Exhibition By Bruno Maag In Vienna

Last night a remarkable typographic exhibition opened in the Walk

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Martin Wait: Designer Of Typefaces With Charm And Grace

Martin Wait suffered from Dyslexia. He once wrote, "Although I ca

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Hong Kong or Bust!—Redux

Although this article shares its title with an article from four

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TYPO San Francisco 2013 "Contrast" Presents Type Track

And suddenly it's almost here. In merely a week the second editio

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字体设计基础（12）花式大写

Swash caps? Admitting that it's not the most urgent issue to learn in typography, it's interesting to quickly pay attention to this topic. Not every font family has a Swash variant. Most common are swash capitals, but also swash lowercase characters

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Figuring Out Numerals – The Sequel

Faster than a Hollywood blockbuster, here's the sequel already. ;

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Wu Note – Wu-​Tang Albums As Blue Note Releases

Now this is what I call perfect timing. I just posted about Almos

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