I'm sorry Gill Sans
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- ********0
drink i meant
FRESH!
- freshmode0
Why are you guys so mad?
Yiatch!
- ********0
how about we go back to the original discussion of fonts?
does anyone here hate gill sans lowercase but get all warm and fuzzy about uppercase?
(ps i will admit i still keep a spot in my heart for that lowercase "g". bold.)
- paulrand0
I like gill sans, except for the Uppercase R, the bold weights and the condensed. But, then, I hate the uppercase R on most sans serifs. Not that anybody gives a shit.
- ********0
hey paulrand - do you know any other faces that has the double "W" liek kabel?
- brundlefly0
Frutiger, Gil Sans, Futura, have all been here since around the 1920-30's
I don't see them going anywhere anytime soon.
- paulrand0
how about scala sans, tara?
- Mimio0
Frutiger was designed in the sixties.
- brundlefly0
Tara
Hoefler Text does.
- brundlefly0
Frutiger Created by Adrian Frutiger, member of the Bauhaus movement in 1928
- Mimio0
Trust me he designed it in 1962.
- sauerbraten0
i really love TheSans
- paulrand0
I think maybe also Linotype Didot, a few years back
- sauerbraten0
Frutiger was BORN in 1928. IDIOOOOTZZZZ
- ********0
thanks yall - scala sans was the one i was thinking of!! that has been making me crazy! another nice serif with it is columna
- jpolk0
In 1968, Adrian Frutiger was commissioned to develop a sign and directional system for the new Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris. He created Frutiger, a font whose character fit in with the modern architecture of the airport. Frutiger is neither purely constructed nor ornamental, its forms designed so that each individual character is quickly and easily recognized, even from a distance. Such clarity and legibility makes Frutiger the perfect font for signage and other applications, where the distinctness of characters is of high importance.
- brundlefly0
standing corrected
- Mimio0
Whoops, my bad as well. I think he designed Apollo in 62. Or I'm just consfused.
- jpolk0
hey who the fuck cares???
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