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Re: What to do about our fonts after we die?
The non-digital version of this is just to add a line or two in your Will about your intention, possibly assign a specific executor who has the relevant domain knowledge to carry it out (I'll be hap…2 -
Re: TypeDrawers podcast?
There's also The Tiny Typecast (which also delves into printing more broadly). And The Interrogang, though that's new-release overviews and hosts chatting rather than interviews like the previous th…2 -
Re: TypeDrawers podcast?
I was about to mention that :) Its excellent! I love it! I think a regular format where you ask those 4 topics - About you: how did you become interested in type, what type/typography are you making…2 -
Re: Do you always start over a new font from scratch?
My understanding is that San Francisco was developed in-house at Apple, not by an outside designer. If any outside designers were involved, they haven't spoken publicly about it that I'm aware of.3 -
Re: Do you always start over a new font from scratch?
I recently did one for a multimedia company; since they were willing to pay me a significant amount, I had no problem handing over the rights. The thing is that I made it clear that since it was bas…1 -
Re: A new graphical editor for TrueType hints
FWIW, I think I know about "VTT's ability to instantly update its preview" . It is a capability of Microsoft's rasterizer backend... it can't be done with FreeType 2 (with any programming l…1 -
Re: TypeDrawers podcast?
There is also The League of Moveable Type Podcast2 -
Re: TypeDrawers podcast?
Type radio saw me through the pandemic. I'm all for more type-focussed audio content.2 -
Re: TypeDrawers podcast?
'Type Draws'. Am an Aussie, can confirm.3 -
Ancient Roman Geometric Sans.
The Temple of Saturn in the Roman Forum. It looks like there were letters, likely of precious metal, fitted into the stone, held in place by pegs, the holes for which remain. The vacant letter shapes…5
