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Re: T. Phinney and P. Shaw quoted in the Washington Post
The lettering—both its style and its presence—makes total sense to someone who is used to living in hotels and resorts. All rooms need labels. The Oval Office is located between the Business Center a…4 -
Re: T. Phinney and P. Shaw quoted in the Washington Post
This is what the final installed lettering looks like. Yup. Fake bold with misaligned stroke connections. Remarkably, the taped up bits of paper showing the layout actually looked considerably better…2 -
Re: Variable font weight in design app works not for italics/obliques
The FontLab Tables panel only shows the tables that are stored in their imported binary state by FL when you open a font; it doesn’t show tables that are decompiled and interpreted by FL. The STAT ta…1 -
Re: Who will attend ATypI Stanford (May 27-30)
And today this: Tourists to US would have to reveal five years of social media activity under new Trump plan.2 -
Re: NYT: Rubio Deletes Calibri as the State Department’s Official Typeface
I for one think it is entirely excellent that the US State Department is reverting to using a typeface designed by a committed Marxist who was imprisoned during WW1 as a conscientious objector. Bravo!10
