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Re: Does Surrealism have a Typographic Language?
My more recent release Fillmore takes inspiration from (among other sources) the biomorphic abstract art of Surrealists like Jean Arp and Joan Miró. If I recall correctly, the typography of Surrealis…5 -
Book on typographic hand-mold from Stan Nelson forthcoming
Typedrawers folks may be interested in this book that is coming: From: https://metaltype.co.uk/wpress/advert/new-monograph-on-the-typefounders-hand-mould/4 -
When did high-waisted (and low-waisted) fonts/lettering first appear?
There's a period charm to typefaces with intentionally high middles of letters like /B/E/F/H/K/S. Sometimes A/P/R join in, or sometimes they instead have intentionally low middles. /M and /W and…6 -
Re: Historical examples of serpentine-shaped /one
Thanks Florian. That's in the neighborhood of the J-like figures on this Venetian clock, pictured at the Wikipedia page for "1".3 -
Re: Historical examples of serpentine-shaped /one
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