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The League of Moveable TypeThe original, the first, the open-source font foundry.Open-Source Fonts • Est. 2009 • Trusted & Used ByWired Magazine.net magazineDiscovery ChannelWorld Health OrganizationSubwayDC ComicsWarner BrosBarbieInstagramE! NetworkAmerican Airlines7 ElevenThe Hunger GamesZD NetMarks & SpencerLewis HowesMasterclassWhole FoodsProgressivePitchforkTresemméAdeleInsomnia CookiesJack R

December 18, 2014, 12:28 pm Filed under: Graphic Design, Illustration/Art | Tags: Book design Going on a bit of a click-leads-to-click that started with Damien Hirst I ended up on the page of Other Criteria, an art publisher co-founded by Mr. Hirst. They have done a lot of really great art books with so much punch-in-the-face effect. Just look at the yummy stuff below. See more: https://othercrite

Écritures numériques & typographie tout-terrain par Jack Usine

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2008 has been a rough ride for many of us, but typographically it has been a triumph. Proudly broadcasting from our much praised new website, MyFonts has observed a continued increase in font quality. Our foundries haven’t disappointed: old friends have continued to deliver excellent stuff; and several well-respected foundries, as well as many promising new ones, have joined MyFonts to enlarge our

Is it just us, or did 2009 seem shorter than usual? Those 365 days went by in a flash! Was it due to the time spent networking online? The MyFonts team has been tweeting and blogging and Facebooking on a daily basis; but it certainly hasn’t been a waste of time. We’ve felt a more direct connection to our users than ever before, and many of our readers have been active friends and followers. As for