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Oh, So Brioso Pro

Robert Slimbach's Brioso Pro, which captured the Judge's Choice in the Type System category from last year's Type Directors Club Type Design…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

The Devil Is In The Details

Visually documenting the ambient juxtapositions, urban typography and the general grit that holds a throbbing metropolis like New York City together …

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

Typographicasualty?

Looking for Typographica? A recent series of events involving a certain great white regulatory institution has caused the typographi.ca domain to be …

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

TypeCon Time

It's mid-July and that can mean but one thing. It's time for the annual pilgrimage of typographic aficionados to TypeCon. I'll be winging down to…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

The Olympukes Start Today

On this auspicious day, the 2004 Olympics begin. Some see them as a celebration of sport and excellence. Lately though, they have been overshadowed b…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• typography

The Perfect Font For Swimsuit Models

How can you tell we're type geeks? Because we're excited about the typeface that the Sports Illustrated web site is using on their swimsuit edition s…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• typography

Type-o-graphically Yours

OK kids, summer's almost over. We hope you've all had a chance to solve the puzzles in Veer's well-received Summer Activity Book. Now we can reveal t…

Created by: Jon Parker

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• typography

Saving The Imprimerie Nationale

Do your part to help save an arguably priceless part of printing history. The Garamon Patrimoine Initiative organization is pleading for signatures o…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

Founts, Blotches, and Other Fiddly Bits

So you think the volumnious corporate edifice known as Microsoft is lacking a sense of humor? You've obviously never stumbled upon a little…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

Motter Tektura To Lucida Grande

Recently spotted in the Wikipedia - a not quite exhaustive but certainly ample history of Apple Fonts. If you've ever wondered how fonts fit into…

Created by: Grant Hutchinson

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• typography

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