Kent Lew

Revisiting this topic: I was thinking about cap-tonos suppression again, and noting all of the different complex attempts to anticipate contexts, especially for single-word cap-tonos situations. In B… (View Post)

This quote mark, which you view as a closing mark from the German perspective, is considered an opening quotation in English usage. There is precedent for such “mirrored” quotes in several 20th centu… (View Post)

There was also this early homage of sorts by Christian Schwartz. (View Post)

(Quote) I agree. I think this is one of those situations where a descriptive epithet transformed into an official moniker. Original, casual references to The Times’s new roman, became Times New Roman… (View Post)

As I recall, the “grading” concept was developed at Font Bureau primarily by Tobias Frere-Jones, along with Mike Parker, in the context of a project sponsored by the Poynter Institute for Newspaper S… (View Post)