I think that this would make a lovely titling font, but using it in text blocks could prove problematic, because the unexpected contrasts which make it delightful at large sizes could well be interpr… (View Post)
From Etrymology Online…English serif (1841), earlier ceref (1827). This is perhaps from Dutch and Flemish schreef "a line, a stroke," a noun related to schrijven "to write," a Ger… (View Post)
If I were still actively producing fonts, I would be on this like a duck on a Junebug, having produced most of my 800+ fonts using the skeleton method in some form or another. (View Post)
Back in the day, printed specimen sheets also helped sell paper. It's possible that partnering with a paper salesperson night prove mutually advantageous. (View Post)
I never paid much attention to the genre. To my eye, grunge typography looked like used toilet paper. Of course, I could be wrong. It wouldn't be the first time, nor is it likely to be the last. (View Post)