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TYPO Labs redux
TYPO Labs, the type and technology conference, will hold its second edition in Berlin next week. Marina Chaccur is one of the facilitators for the event, and David Berlow will take part in a panel on the business of OpenType…
Bring balance to your text with New Zen
New Zen, Newlyn’s fine-tuned new release, proves that rounded sans serifs aren’t just for kids.
36 Days of Type
A compelling online project inspired Type Network to dig through its extensive catalogue and look at letterforms from different angles.
Greg Thompson looks back—and ahead
After showing an early talent for crafting letterforms, Greg Thompson took a detour through music and industrial design. In an interview with Amy Papaelias, he retraces his journey back to type.
ScreenFonts: March 2017 | The Leftovers
These posters didn’t make the cut, but are still noteworthy for their design and/or typography.
ScreenFonts: March 2017
From spare simplicity to sepia-infused nostalgia: the March episode of ScreenFonts looks at posters for The Comedian, On The Rocks, A United Kingdom, XX, From Nowhere, Kiki, Table 19, and Logan.
Type Network heads east with CSTM Fonts
Type Network’s latest partner is CSTM Fonts, the Moscow-based foundry led by award-winning designers Ilya Ruderman and Yury Ostromentsky.
DINosaur routs the template
Type-Ø-Tones’ latest creation offers a warm, fluid alternative to the technical rigidity of typical grid-based sans serifs
TypeLovers: for those who love people and type (and not necessarily in that order)
Love is in the air with this series of quirky typographic pairings celebrating all of the good things about Valentine’s Day.
Victoria Rushton fixes things for fun and no profit
In a candid and funny talk at the TDC, Victoria Rushton opened up about her need to fix stuff.
David Bowie’s Blackstar wins Grammy for Best Recording Package
With all of the buzz surrounding the winners in the more popular categories at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards, you may have missed that Jonathan Barnbrook was honored for his collaboration with the late David Bowie.
Inside the fonts: Fit’s amazing stacking possibilities
Because David Jonathan Ross designed Fit to fit just about any text into just about any space, text set in it looks best when it’s stacked tightly. Yves Peters explains how you can achieve the best results with…