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It is amaz­ing just how much text exists on the inter­net. More amaz­ing still is the sheer amount of text that is unavail­able.

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John Fuller’s Sycamore Press

Ryan Roberts, pur­vey­or of the offi­cial web­sites for Julian Barnes, Ian McE­wan, James Fen­ton, Hermione Lee, and Ian Hamil­ton, has authored “John Fuller and the Sycamore Press: a bib­li­o­graph­ic his­to­ry.”

Hand Drawn Type

Most peo­ple are sur­prised to find how much type isn’t set with fonts on the com­put­er but hand drawn. This is usu­al­ly the case with most old signs and bill­boards, made when type did­n’t exist or just was­n’t eas­i­ly acces­si­ble. Typog­ra­phy Served has post­ed a few nice exam­ples of...

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The most-read man in the world—Matthew Carter

“Matthew Carter, a type design­er and the recip­i­ent of a MacArthur genius grant, was recent­ly approached in the street near his home in Cam­bridge, Mass­a­chu­setts. A woman greet­ed him by name. “Have we met?” Mr Carter asked. No, she said, her daugh­ter had point­ed him out when they were...

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Type Geek Space Craft

I’ll be speak­ing about set­ting type and some fin­er points of pro­por­tion and space next Thurs­day April 29th at the Atlanta Web Design Group meet­ing…

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