Dan Reynolds


Yes, I do. Some years ago, I prepared an English-language translation of this essay, which one can find as a PDF on Academia.edu. (View Post)

My interpretation: I am more on James’s side. Some of this might be due to the printing process. I doubt that the typeface had imperfectly-cut punches. By the time this was made, Schelter & Giese… (View Post)


Isn’t that Heidelberg built to print from a very large surface area of raised stuff (foundry and/or machine-set type and image blocks that are type-high), and not a lithographic printing pre… (View Post)

AFAIK, German copyright law does not apply to typefaces’ visual appearances. Typefaces can be registered with the patent office for a design patent (and they are), but this only lasts for a limited t… (View Post)

Georgia! (View Post)