Typography
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- renderedred14
The hardest working font in Manhattan
- Great article. Beautiful font.
Thanks for the reminder - a lot of the images weren't loading on my phone when i read this earlier (from HN, right? :) )Nairn - Amazing history.monospaced
- Really great article, such a familiar iconic fontprophetone
- https://github.com/d…prophetone
- Thank you********
- Sorry, that 'Open Gorton' is awful and completely misses the point of the routed form. Trouble is, fonts can't be made from single, unclosed strokes.Nairn
- Great article. Beautiful font.
- renderedred6
Read Easier With Our Family of Hyperlegible™ Fonts
- renderedred4
- Nice link. I guess you didn't want me to get any work done today.CyBrainX
- renderedred18
Someone vandalised our building, so we had to do something about it.
- haha great!utopian
- Read about that, really great.Longcopylover
- Fantastic.ideaist
- i_monk-1
- autoflavour13
This site is cool
- Been following these folks on insta for a bit, they do/release a lot of really fun and interesting generative tools. (Along with solid work overall)duckseason
- nicerenderedred
- i_monk2
Monotype Expands Collaboration with Adobe to Bring Hundreds of World's Most Renowned Fonts to Creative Cloud
- renderedred1
Printing Types
Their History, Forms & Use
A Study in Survivals
First and second editions by Daniel Berkeley Updike, 1922, 1937
Digital edition by Nicholas Rougeux, 2025
- Gnash7
- The working estate of the typographer Jan Tschichold (1902–1974), digitised by the Deutsches Buch- und Schriftmuseum (German Museum of Books and Writing)Gnash
- Yes!palimpsest
- nice!letterhead
- +1OBBTKN
- Ah I miss the days of poring over this sort of thing in books. Now it's all been hoovered up into an LLM and spat out without consent or compensationDaveO
- i'd probably listen to thatscruffics
- renderedred0
The Garamond Typeface & Why There’s No Such Thing As “One” Garamond Font




