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This week in type: Pixelated System font, rejecting a manuscript over type choices, and SOTA videos
joeclark
Posts: 122
Medium.com discovers that a “system” font is actually a pixel font called System. “And suddenly I realized I know this font. It was a font I saw on my first PC. It was 1990. That PC was running Windows 3.0. And the font was called… System.”
Use Calibri instead of Arial for your grant application and, whaddya know, it gets rejected. (Some discussion of x-height and equivalent visual size, though not using that vocabulary.)
TypeCon 2015 videos. (Link will eventually fail because this year’s videos are not grouped by set or tag.)
Use Calibri instead of Arial for your grant application and, whaddya know, it gets rejected. (Some discussion of x-height and equivalent visual size, though not using that vocabulary.)
TypeCon 2015 videos. (Link will eventually fail because this year’s videos are not grouped by set or tag.)
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(You intend to do these every week? I am all for it.)