My part in the whole process was the micros, the sort of crazy 29pt, 25pt, 163pt or ultra-small pixel count typefaces, and the text typefaces.
|
|
Samarskaya noted that the tech companies I mentioned to her created their custom typefaces with speed and ease of processing in mind amid a landscape of similar typefaces.
|
|
Bespoke typefaces have become all the rage in Silicon Valley.
|
|
It says "THEBLACK" in all capitals, but differently weighted typefaces.
|
|
His idiosyncratic script is used for the titles and typefaces.
|
|
We carefully studied typefaces until we found the right one.
|
|
The book uses typefaces to create a visual hierarchy as well.
|
|
In many ways, typefaces reflect shifts in public taste and opinion.
|
|
The world was gigantic and I wanted to use other typefaces.
|
|
He has been designing and producing typefaces for over 35 years.
|
|
But, she added, there is an emotional appeal to typefaces, too.
|
|
The update will come with standard iOS fonts, plus three additional typefaces.
|
|
Package-goods firms are printing larger typefaces and using more white space.
|
|
In the world of typefaces, that's a bit of an alien concept.
|
|
The "Adobe Hidden Treasures — Bauhaus Dessau" typefaces are available via Adobe Typekit.
|
|
She also designed the MacPaint interface and a number of Apple typefaces.
|
|
Though many typefaces in common use were designed or are largely based on letterforms from 21813 to the 18993s, font detectives don't have to conduct seances to ask questions about the most frequently used typefaces in legal cases.
|
|
Based in South-East Asia, has also designed Khmer language typefaces in Cambodia.
|
|
Sans-serif typefaces have been in circulation since at least the 18th century.
|
|
What it is: Groovy, curvy, smooth typefaces used in startup and corporate branding.
|
|
Entertainment Weekly, London Fashion Week, and Thrillist have all used Future Fonts typefaces.
|
|
Using some typefaces, the word "click" can look like a different word entirely.
|
|
Pictured above are an "E" and "S", from Simonson's Bookmania and Kinescope typefaces, respectively.
|
|
The cover features four different typefaces that correlate to different sections of the book.
|
|
Now you can decorate your outgoing messages with typefaces, styles, formatting, attachments, and photos.
|
|
He enlivened those meager ingredients with clever compositions and contrasts of hues and typefaces.
|
|
So though Hi may use playful colors and typefaces, it's aimed at grown-ups.
|
|
Kare said her trademarked typefaces — Chicago, Monaco, and Geneva — weren't used in the menu.
|
|
The kinds of sensible typefaces you typically find in newspapers, or your email—not alleyways.
|
|
He creates his own typefaces and uses the text on sculptures created from building materials.
|
|
There's little room for experimentation, and even animated typefaces tend to follow relatively strict systems.
|
|
Edmondson says Future Fonts has attracted a community of designers as diverse as their typefaces.
|
|
Helvetica—as in, the original font—is among the most popular typefaces in the world.
|
|
The 2010s saw a resurgence in the adoption of custom typefaces by big tech companies.
|
|
That means the typefaces used by brands come with cultural implications — for better or worse.
|
|
Although London's symbiosis with Johnston is the oldest, relationships between cities and typefaces are not unique.
|
|
Our typefaces have a certain elegance, especially at small sizes, that I wanted to remove altogether.
|
|
Then a classmate who was working on typefaces at Xerox said she was leaving the job.
|
|
The role means that I typically work on designing new typefaces for various writing systems, e.g.
|
|
But for the most part, custom typefaces are used to amplify and reinforce a company's identity.
|
|
The intrigue: Flatiron Health, One Medical and Oscar all use strikingly similar typefaces in their marketing materials.
|
|
Chances are, unless you're super into design or typefaces, you might not notice any difference at all.
|
|
It features the title "Warren Endorses Sanders, Breaking with Colleagues" and mimics the newspaper's typefaces and design.
|
|
With Franchise Animated, I tried to bring this element of surprise to the world of animated typefaces.
|
|
But in 1985 she could probably name five or six typefaces off the top of her head.
|
|
The typography on signs is changing, too — softer sans serif fonts are replacing more severe serif typefaces.
|
|
A capital W, for example, is naturally wider than a lowercase l, and most contemporary typefaces reflect that.
|
|
Soon more words were being crammed into those 50 pages through smaller-than-normal typefaces and other techniques.
|
|
Most of the nonfiction I remember from my childhood features poorly reproduced archival photographs crammed against dreary typefaces.
|
|
Those same factors are why tech companies design custom typefaces today, says designer and brand strategist Ksenya Samarskaya.
|
|
Susan Kare's design of Chicago for Apple is among the first typefaces made for a computer operating system
|
|
Tobias Frere Jones, founder and design director of the eponymous foundry, designed the popular Interstate and Garage Gothic typefaces.
|
|
Mono was developed by Andy Clymer, a senior designer at Hoefler & Co, who designs typefaces as well as programs.
|
|
Helvetica is one of the most well-known and oft-used typefaces, and it just got a big refresh.
|
|
Fortunately, a number of third party apps offer more variety with animated text, additional typefaces, and augmented reality effects.
|
|
"In general, I'd stay away from typefaces that have too much personality," says Juan Villanueva, type designer at Monotype.
|
|
A standard ruler handles both—but it ignores digital environments, which render in pixels, and typefaces, which print in picas.
|
|
It's always an opportunity for adventure; even the most conservative typefaces can give sanctuary to a whimsical ampersand or two.
|
|
"People are more aware of typefaces and fonts now, and that there can be a history to them," he says.
|
|
It includes fresh typefaces and illustration styles, a clearer contents page and a new "Graphic detail" section for data journalism.
|
|
The mobile app WhatTheFont, recently revamped with machine learning, claims to correctly identify typefaces encountered IRL 90% of the time.
|
|
Plus, those same users will be able to shop for icons, UX/UI components, typefaces and more from within Studio.
|
|
Meanwhile, Ampersandist, which evokes the feeling of German blackletter typefaces, is available in only a single style and costs $10.
|
|
Modernism's openness shaped her worldview; she has been drawn to unpretentious typefaces and aboveboard communication, among other forms of authenticity.
|
|
Susan Kare is the graphic designer behind the legendary typefaces and icons for the Apple Macintosh computer in the 1980s.
|
|
For the first time, designers like Kare were able create typefaces with natural proportions, which made them easier to read.
|
|
The newest offering from the Florence watchmaker Panerai alludes to the sleek profile and distinctive sans-serif typefaces of the '20s.
|
|
In 2007, Michael Bierut of Pentagram hired Jenkins to design a series of typefaces for use throughout the future Atlantic Yards development.
|
|
That expansion notably took Monotype from typefaces to images — a key and prescient evolution considering the use of emojis today replacing words.
|
|
When we first start working with a new client, before we even think about typefaces, we start with a conversation around strategy.
|
|
Album 10 Photos View Slide Show ' The typefaces seem to belong to a bygone era, the words to a time before that.
|
|
Magazines are not meant to be read as if they were wall calendars, and some of the typefaces were illegible in print.
|
|
He used Future Fonts typefaces extensively in client projects before being hired by Future Fonts to produce an exhibit for the company.
|
|
The words and the photos and the typefaces of the headlines are different, but the messages are the same: Here it comes.
|
|
Samarskaya speaks of the "invisible" power of typefaces — the subtle, primal ways they make an impression on people in their everyday lives.
|
|
More common were the designs for typefaces, furniture, flatware: a planned revolution in the texture and feel and look of everyday life.
|
|
Other open source type foundries, so-named in the days when companies sold typefaces cast in metal, have followed, including Collletttivo and Velvetyne.
|
|
That team includes Susan Kare, the legendary graphic designer responsible for creating interface icons and typefaces for the Apple Macintosh in the 1980s.
|
|
It featured plenty of things that even the most novice computer user today understands intuitively — pointers, menus, scroll bars, windows, icons, and typefaces.
|
|
Will also oversees their feel-good videos and helps design the typefaces and the graphics that contribute to the group's strong visual character.
|
|
Michael Doret, a custom letterer and type designer and founder of Alphabet Soup Type Founders, designed Power Station, Dynascript and Metroscript, among other typefaces.
|
|
Graphic: MCKL and COLLINSWhy are there so many songs about rainbows, but so few typefaces that evoke the iconic pupils of Kermit the Frog?
|
|
I divide the world of typographic between display typeface and text typeface, and the display typefaces are like the charismatic megafauna of the world.
|
|
He also improvised by combining characters from different typefaces to spell part of Henry Moore's name on one poster, and Paul Klee's on another.
|
|
If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
|
|
We make do typeface recommendation, identification, pairing; we also help customers by modifying existing typefaces slightly in order to make them perform more uniquely.
|
|
This tone thrived in print: When your words appear on paper in elegant typefaces, it makes sense to toy with a sober authorial voice.
|
|
De Groot's Calibri is among a number of typefaces designed since the 21899s for common office use by major operating system and productivity software makers.
|
|
So you see men's watches using typefaces used on sports drinks or women's watches that have the kind of wretched script seen on wedding invitations.
|
|
They then based its uppercase lettering on classic geometric shapes and the lowercase letters on tradition — early typefaces like Akzidenz-Grotesk, Berthold Grotesk, and Futura.
|
|
Custom typefaces have become popular at top Silicon Valley companies — Apple, Google, and Netflix, for example, have all adopted special-made fonts in recent years.
|
|
Brand identity describes the visual and verbal world of a brand: its name, logo, typefaces, color palette, illustration styles, photography, and messaging tone of voice.
|
|
Seb Lester is a full-time lettering artist based in the UK who started as a digital designer developing typefaces and logos for global brands.
|
|
Smith does not believe the dossier Buzzfeed made public this week is Steele's original report, noting also the different typefaces used from memo to memo.
|
|
The plan is nine pages long, and as Ryan Lizza of the New Yorker pointed out, much of that is large typefaces and empty spaces.
|
|
TECH TIP With a little help from an installer app, you can use new typefaces with certain programs on Apple's tablet and other mobile devices.
|
|
And they are diverse, and sometimes not as familiar, with magazines, advertisements, flags, typefaces, logos, album covers, books, newspapers, and posters from around the world.
|
|
It emphasized clarity and objectivity through the use of grid layouts and sans-serif typefaces like Akzidenz-Grotesk and the now-famous Helvetica, created in 220.
|
|
His campaign signs were, and still are, written in Jubilat, a weighty font that couldn't be further from the sleek typefaces of Silicon Valley tech firms.
|
|
At that time, typefaces were beginning to be designed on computers, but Calvert told me she began her process the way she always did: by hand.
|
|
Many of the 2020 Democratic candidates have picked Gotham-like typefaces, which could be a nod to the geometric font used by Barack Obama's 2008 campaign.
|
|
Adobe and the Bauhaus Dessau Foundation teamed up to turn fragments of five unfinished typeface designs from the 1920s and '30s into full-fledged digital typefaces.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads If you start feeling like you're seeing Bauhaus-style typefaces everywhere, don't worry, you're not hallucinating a Modernist design resurgence.
|
|
But in her 30-page decision, Forrest said the companies are targeting different markets, finance and telecommunications, and use different logos, typefaces and colors in their marketing.
|
|
It spreads out in all directions on the page, inverts normal French word order, eschews ordinary punctuation, and presents a variety of fonts, typefaces, and letter sizes.
|
|
Call it a Shazam for typefaces — and you could argue that its name should really be "WhattheTypeface," although that doesn't roll off the tongue quite as easily.
|
|
You then select the one of interest, and the app will present you with a list of typefaces (and fonts) that it thinks could be a match.
|
|
More recently, the group has used the same images but removed the logo or blurred it out, and sometimes it changed the captions by using different typefaces.
|
|
"Typography passes for being invisible," said Jonathan Hoefler, 49, a star designer who has created typefaces for Apple and the 2012 Obama campaign, in a phone interview.
|
|
In coding applications, the fixed-width of monospaced typefaces serves a purpose: When every letter is the same width, letters on different lines of code remain perfectly aligned.
|
|
A lot of the typefaces chosen for modern watches are chosen badly or on the basis of some kind of emotional quality as opposed to a practical one.
|
|
Nadav sought the dismissal after the defendants on Monday said typefaces are not subject to copyright protection, and that there were "profound differences" between the logos in question.
|
|
Apparently there are even people who have turned the latter phrase into some sort of herb-themed horror concept involving menacing sticks of dried lavender and awful typefaces.
|
|
A brand logo is the face of a corporation — a combination of colors, typefaces and simple shapes designed to make an image or feeling stick in your brain.
|
|
Prior to this release, USWDS made use of a handful of open source typefaces developed out-of-house, including the ever popular Source Sans Pro, and Google's Roboto.
|
|
On the one side, you have a code of behaviors and fashions that includes safety pin piercings, ransom-note typefaces, and corroded voices wailing platitudes that sound revolutionary.
|
|
"Typefaces kind of act like a sponge, and all the connotations — when it was made and what companies it was used for — get absorbed by them," Samarskaya said.
|
|
Related: Somebody Analyzed All the Typography in 'Blade Runner,' and It's Epic Know Your Font with Spector, the "Shazam" for Typefaces 26 Artists Construct a Luxurious Sculpted Typography
|
|
When rappers today embrace punk-era leather jackets and heavy-metal-style typefaces, they do so to channel a past that seems purely hedonistic, a constant pursuit of release.
|
|
"For a region like Asia, where the typefaces are so complex, having something that can be used freely is a really big deal," says Adobe senior manager Dan Rhatigan.
|
|
Related: Know Your Font with Spector, the "Shazam" for Typefaces An Artist Put Tinder and LinkedIn Profile Pics Side-By-Side These Light-Up Bluetooth Masks Are Basically Tinder IRL
|
|
Food marketing researchers at Cornell University suggest that restaurants can design menus to emphasize healthier items by listing them first within sections and columns with bigger or more colorful typefaces.
|
|
Rather than trying to reinvent the wheel in a world that's already full of perfectly acceptable web-friendly typefaces, the USWDS team have lightly modified an existing sans serif staple.
|
|
Tastes in graphic design vary, but keeping your chosen typefaces to a minimum (or within the same font family with bold and italic variations) makes for a more cohesive design.
|
|
He notes that digital typefaces regularly receive tiny upgrades and tweaks, and he maintains a huge library of fonts, operating systems, and software to archive as many interim versions as possible.
|
|
A group called Ban Comic Sans was formed to educate people about the uses of typefaces, though they did email me to ask if it was OK to set it up.
|
|
They're enlarged and set against black, making it easy to study the various layouts and typefaces employed in what Thomson and Follett consider overlooked treasures within the history of graphic design.
|
|
Calvert is a celebrated designer whose work is found literally all over Britain: She co-created the typefaces and graphics for the signs used on the UK's highways, hospitals, and airports.
|
|
The new look includes two new typefaces—a serifed one called Austin and a bespoke sans serif one from Klim Type Foundry that riffs on Calibre—and a rich new color palate.
|
|
Beto O'Rourke and Pete Buttigieg are outliers in all this; their chiseled typefaces look more like blue jeans branding than presidential logos, strange simulacra that evoke some vague, undefined middle-American nostalgia.
|
|
Text handling seems unchanged from Kobo's other devices, which means it's just fine — the typefaces are good and there are lots of options to adjust it to your taste, book by book.
|
|
All the type was created by manipulating our existing typefaces, including cutting them out, which felt like the right move for an issue about high school — high schoolers are all about ownership.
|
|
Officially known as a loving cup, it is inscribed with text in ruffled and blocky typefaces, thanking him for financing the Young Men's Hebrew Association building on Lexington Avenue at 92nd Street.
|
|
These artistic typefaces can truly make or break a design and totally change how readers experience content, whether it's for a company website, an advertisement, a t-shirt, or a personal blog.
|
|
Online sociality may have addressed loneliness, but in its early form, it did as much to simultaneously heighten it, isolating those of us who sought out artificial social lives in two-dimensional typefaces.
|
|
In his 2005 Stanford commencement speech, Jobs recalled: 'If I had never dropped in on that single calligraphy course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts.
|
|
Having so painstakingly established the field of play, Omagari moves out of the way and lets his reader scroll through page after page of typefaces and screen captures that show them in action.
|
|
Many of the typefaces that we associate with the '270s and '22017s were actually created decades before, though they're informing the present-day design landscape because of how they were used in the '220s.
|
|
"I learned about serif and sans serif typefaces, about varying the amount of space between different letter combinations, about what makes great typography great," Mr. Jobs said in a 2005 commencement address at Stanford.
|
|
Geisler secured funding in the past to reproduce both Freud and Einstein's handwriting as fonts, and will use those typefaces to replicate a written conversation the two men had in 1932, tackling war and politics.
|
|
For her graduation project at the Royal College of Art, O'Leary developed a handy, handheld tool she calls Spector that captures typefaces and colors in the real world, and then transfers them directly to InDesign.
|
|
But though Mr. Wolfe's screened-printed jacket designs and typefaces impeccably recreated those of the original volumes, his books were not books but paintings — playful, thoughtful one-offs designed to be hung on gallery walls.
|
|
At the beginning of the 473th century, several typefaces were inspired by Jenson's old Venetian serifs, such as the Doves Press type that was just recently retrieved after its disappearance into River Thames in London.
|
|
Among their most famous pieces is a yellow canvas covered with a thesaurus of quaint (and not-so-quaint) epithets for gay men, decoratively arranged in varying old-timey typefaces like a jaunty printer's sample.
|
|
The labels on each of those bottles imitate the iconography and typefaces of more familiar brands of booze, which is why they're causing double-takes in states where hard liquor is only sold in ABC stores.
|
|
We've also updated our main typefaces, from DIN Condensed to Heroic, and from Adelle to Adelle Sans — refinements that work better on small screens and improve our overall legibility while preserving the character of our brand.
|
|
What will come into sharper focus in the coming years is how those people harness the ability of typefaces to help modulate their own language, to help tell the story of what they say in print.
|
|
Many of his exhibition posters were purely typographical, using the small selection of typefaces available at Amsterdam's municipal printworks, and two or three colors, one of which was always red, which he considered the most eye-catching.
|
|
As advertising follows a younger audience to online platforms, agencies increasingly monetize their typefaces based on the number of times they're displayed digitally, Netflix's brand design lead Noah Nathan told design blog It's Nice That in 2018.
|
|
Over the next several months, the remaining three "Adobe Hidden Treasures — Bauhaus Dessau" typefaces will be made available for download, and Adobe will launch five challenges for designers and artists to put these new tools to use.
|
|
The wrapping paper Bloom designed for the section devoted to her own library illustrates three rows of alphabetically arranged books, the spines all pastel and the titles in bold typefaces, including authors Barnes, Barthes, Borges, and Beckett.
|
|
Despite charting alien terrain, the map's dusty colors, blue grid lines, and sans-serif typefaces feel familiar—as though you're looking at a map of a state, if that state happened to be dotted by mile-wide craters.
|
|
His layouts enable us to detect the smallest changes and evolutions in typefaces, as they highlight the bold breakout designs that gave games like Space Harrier (Sega, 1985) and Tetris (Sega/Atari, 1988) a distinct look and feel.
|
|
A. You can add new fonts to an iPhone, an iPad or an iPod Touch, but you have to do it in a roundabout way, and the additional typefaces will not be available to use everywhere on the device.
|
|
A new chapter is opening up for Monotype, the font and imaging technology specialist that is associated with some of the more iconic evolutions in typefaces in the digital age (if you know Times New Roman or Arial, you know Monotype) .
|
|
It's not a perfect approach — large fonts aren't the only way to emphasize a story, and some typefaces look bigger than others at the same font size — but this metric has the advantage of being simple, and easy to understand.
|
|
It wasn't all psychedelia and bubbly fonts: Herb Lubalin, a titan of 1970s graphic design, made looping, thick typefaces, but he also produced Avant Garde, a sharp, angular style recently used as the title card in Netflix's Master of None.
|
|
But lately their time-tested formulas and decorative packaging have felt especially appealing, offering a refreshing alternative to the minimalist aesthetic — all-white and blush-colored bottles and labels with sans-serif typefaces — that is currently popular among beauty brands.
|
|
Much like the Abu Ghraib series, Heyman's woodcut portraits feature the figure surrounded by swirling text, transcribed from their oral histories, while Ganje's letterpress printed broadsheets include more interview excerpts, riffing off Heyman's color palette in different typefaces, sizes, and orientations.
|
|
"If you only get the font right, you're still far off from an authentic-looking result," says Florian Hardwig, a Berlin-based graphic designer and an editor at the website Fonts In Use which shows off and identifies practical uses of typefaces.
|
|
Auctions of "consumer-sold used goods" may account for a "distinct minority" of the site's listings, but they're still a presence, hawking their wares in typo-ridden, semiliterate come-ons, luridly tricked out in a variety of eye-jangling colors and typefaces.
|
|
You have to have skin in the game — to be in the news business, or depend in a life-or-death way on its products — to understand the radical and qualitative ways in which words that appear in familiar typefaces have changed.
|
|
On top of that, the 24/7 digital-everything nature of our world — where we communicate in the same sans serif type as everyone else on text, email, and social media — may have us hankering for typefaces that feel human, almost messily so.
|
|
Her studio, in Silver Lake, is a storehouse for a vast collection of vintage clothing, newspapers, textiles, and objects whose obsolescence might otherwise have gone unnoticed—waxed-paper Coca-Cola cups, beach chairs with plastic webbing, suitcases without wheels, particular typefaces and patterns.
|
|
His typography distinguished familiar logos, like GM's (just the two initials underscored by a muscular solid bar), and the typefaces for company names, including Pfizer, Revlon and Mercedes-Benz, and institutions like New York University and the City College of New York.
|
|
Her ferocious Tracy (whose printed last name, "FLICK," looks pointedly rude in certain typefaces) is a lonely soul with a megalomaniacal bent, for whom the American education system is less about accumulating knowledge and more about running up the score on her transcript.
|
|
Again, and think about print magazines, and there's still these stores, a handful of them left in the city, where if you go, especially if you see ... the European magazines, there's still trying out weird designs and typefaces, and the American ones are pretty similar.
|
|
"Picking fonts for a new site design is a terrifying test of human willpower because there are so many typefaces out there, and they all say subtle things about a publication that you don't quite realize until it's live," Motherboard's Editor-in-Chief, Derek Mead, told me.
|
|
Media designer Sean Donahue, for instance, has experimented with tactile typefaces in his publication, Touch Magazine, while the "Visual Braille" project by Christopher Heller, Michael Ruß, and Theo Seemann presents a standard braille font that combines lowercase letters in braille and uppercase letters for visual reading.
|
|
Officially, Morris and Polonsky have little to do with what's on a client's menu (aside from its logo, typefaces and layout), but they have tended to partner with chefs who prefer serving things like cerulean spirulina smoothies and magenta-hued radicchio salads that feel intended for future snapshots.
|
|
Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Ian Hamilton Finlay, Marcel Broodthaers and Cy Twombly: I see them sitting in a neoclassical gazebo overlooking a shimmering lake, talking passionately about poetry, different kinds of script (from handwriting to calligraphic lettering to typefaces), gardens, and the distinction between cultivated flowers and wildflowers.
|
|
"Developing this typeface not only created an ownable and unique element for the brand's aesthetic…but saves the company millions of dollars a year...." Netflix's in-house team partnered with design foundry Dalton Maag, the company behind typefaces for AT&T, USA Today, and Intel, to create the appropriately eponymous Netflix Sans.
|
|
While the team seemed reticent to speak on why exactly a department of the federal government decided to make its own typeface, rather than continuing to make use of the open source materials it's already been using, the broad strokes answer seems to lie in a new feature that's been introduced with the release of USWDS 2.0: support for custom typefaces.
|
|