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    working?

    working?

     
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    classicgregsoneadays:

I’m a little unsure of the e…

    classicgregsoneadays:

    I’m a little unsure of the e…

     
  3. approxequal

    approxequal

     
  4. I can’t help but see a face

    I can’t help but see a face

     
  5. some progress? I added a semi ball terminal to some glyps.

    some progress? I added a semi ball terminal to some glyps.

     
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    man i want this

    man i want this

     
  7. Making some slow slow slow progress on this. 

    Making some slow slow slow progress on this. 

     
  8. 11:08 8th Oct 2011

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    Reblogged from typographylinks

    Tags: typographywebfontglyph

    typographylinks:

    There are many CSS techniques that come around which ultimately end up being gimmicky — this is not one of them. If implemented appropriately, this method could allow for more creative flexibility, all while using less bandwidth.

    An interesting concept, which I really like because of the scaling properties.

     
  9. typographylinks:

    This article is intended for an audience of contemporary designers and students who are at least one step removed from mid-century British typographic culture; it is a critique of the Gill Sans typeface and the idiosyncrasies of its creation from a contemporary perspective. The central argument is that an earlier typeface by Eric Gill’s mentor, Edward Johnston, is a superior piece of type design.

    There seems to be a lot of loathing for Gill Sans. I’ve been finding other articles of a similar nature which you should find interesting.

    Some really interesting reads!