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Customized Girard blocks featured in the Japanese mag “JJ”.
Posted 6 days ago by Andy Cruz in Sightings
...and ink up your linen. Drawdowns on the Studio Lettering book cover. Almost finished!
Posted 17 days ago by Rich Roat in Work-in-Progress
Number 33 supplies the moto-racing community with the very best right-hand helical ground hardened steel cylinder sleeves, high impact red silk motorcycle leather liners, abrasion resistant water based screen printing inks and maximum performance fonts. Own a piece of the racing legend with a 33 Equipped pit tee. Limited quantities. Pick one up here.
Posted 17 days ago by Rich Roat in House-Products
Paperback Display 48 pt. Roman, duct tape and Zip-Loc bags. Turn list from Arnach to Knetsgau. When readability is important, choose Paperback!
Posted 23 days ago by Rich Roat in Sightings
Ed Rondthaler, the founder of Photo-Lettering Inc., celebrates his 103rd birthday today (June 9). This was a card from Alex Steinweiss for Ed’s 100th birthday.
Posted 26 days ago by Rich Roat in Sightings
Adobe type guru Thomas Phinney signs for a fan. Berlin, 31 May, 2008.
Posted 27 days ago by Rich Roat in House-Products
Berlin, 30 May, 2008
Posted 27 days ago by Rich Roat in from-the-crates
..European models. TypoBerlin, 31 May 2008.
Posted 27 days ago by Rich Roat in House-Products
Arnach, Germany
Posted 31 days ago by Rich Roat in Sightings
Read about the fancy logo work. More photos here.
Posted 31 days ago by Andy Cruz in Sightings
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Ken’s Blaktur font and forthcoming Studio Lettering collection were honored by the Type Directors Club as part of the organization’s 2008 type design competition. Look for Studio Lettering, a collection of three handsome script faces, early this spring.
Posted 132 days ago by Ken Barber in About-House
When we started working on Neutraface in 1999, we took our first cues from the geometric lettering Richard Neutra specified for many of his commercial building designs. The challenge was to strike a balance between the sensibilities of Richard and his son, Dion, and the realities of the regimented world of typography. With the help of Christian Schwartz, we achieved this balance in what has become one of the most ubiquitous typefaces in today’s visual landscape.
Neutraface No. 2 is an extension of the Neutra legacy, where form and function meet at the nexus of practicality and versatility. It is by no means intended as an improvement or replacement of the original Neutraface, but as an expansion of the original concept. Neutra’s highly sought-after residential and commercial designs have stood the test of time, as will the typography that bears his name.
Posted 255 days ago by Rich Roat in House-Products