365typo
The creators of Typo Magazine have now made the definitive yearbook of all things type: 365typo! Volume #2 even features some of my work!
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09.03.2017
28.10.2016
Apple Sign Painters Shoutout
Kinda cool that Apple gave not one, but two shoutouts to sign painting in their latest keynote announcing the new MacBook laptops.
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16.09.2016
Interlocking ł
Missing ATypI in Warsaw this year, so I'm playing with the Polish letter ł instead.
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29.07.2016
The Making of Our Ridiculously Complicated Wedding Invites
Kimya and I designed our own typographic wedding invitations – this post documents the long process of getting them made.
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22.06.2015
Instagram as a Screensaver
A simple way to automatically backup and use your Instagram pics & favorites as an OS X screensaver.
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18.05.2015
12.05.2015
The Printed Word Is Dead
"The last paper edition of The New York Times will appear in 2018." — Dick Brass, 2001
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29.10.2014
My A is missing something!
For the last 5-6 years I've been avidly (compulsively) collecting the odd typographic phenomenon of the bar-less Latin capital letter A (like this: Λ).
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04.10.2014
Matthew Carter in the pathetic Esquire
This post comes in short parts:
Part 1: Esquire – Most Uncreative Magazine of the Year
Part 2: Matthew Carter's mini interview in Esquire
12.07.2014
Kartique Letter Gallery
Opened March 2014, Berlin has a new shop devoted to letters. The Kartique Buchstabenshop in Kreuzberg sells all sorts of letters large and small. Some are rescued letters from old signs, some are...
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30.06.2014
Word Lists (useful for testing typefaces)
Type makers are always searching for useful / interesting / funny / odd words for testing new designs. The right test documents are invaluable to the process – helping to make timely decisions, find problems, and anticipate usage scenarios for their fonts…
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30.04.2014
Chandrakanta Scans
I found these scans by accident today from the Digital Library of India. It’s from the novel Chandrakanta – “considered to be the first work of prose in the modern Hindi language.” I...
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