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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Alphablog: K is for Kids Books
By guest poster Miriam Latimer
Book Review: Just My Type

With its beautifully tactile dust jacket, Just My Type is a delight to pick up and behold, let alone read!
Written by Simon Garfield as a thesis on the history and future of typography it delves into the origins of fonts, from Gutenberg’s 15th century metal punches, through the alphabets of Caslon and Baskerville and all the way through to Gotham – the presidential choice of the 21st century.
Alphablog: I is for Illustrated Type
For me one of the most inspirational aspects of design is the union of typography and illustration.
From hand rendered calligraphy to visual onomatopoeia where the type takes on the appearance of the words it portrays, there are many different techniques, styles and examples to paw over and narrowing down to a top ten was no mean feat!
Posted in Blog
Tagged Alphablog, beautiful, craft, curve, decorative, Design, Illustration, illustrative, lovely, paper, swirl, type, typographic, typography, vector
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