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Re: Palatino in book publishing
The original European issue of Palatino in metal had most of those shapes. In About Alphabets (1970), Zapf says he was advised (by folks like Paul Standard and W. A. Dwiggins) that the American marke…9 -
Re: Fonts Ninja (online type index)
It’s a little disappointing to see that many typefaces lack links to their foundry’s sites. Chapman, for instance, is also available from its source, @"James Hultquist-Todd"’s JTD Type. Did…2 -
Re: Fonts Ninja (online type index)
Congrats on the update. It’s nice to have the all caps or all lowercase preview settings on the typeface pages, but I would include both in the default preview. A sentence or set of capitalized words…2 -
Re: Discover by FontBase
Very interesting! I wish you success. I posted this news on Mastodon, where many foundries hang out and will want to know about this opportunity to share new releases. Heads up that your web page say…1 -
Re: Palatino in book publishing
Sorting that archive.org search by creator (unfortunately, publisher is not an option), you can see a few series that are consistently set in Palatino. For more from the same series, click on the aut…2
