Tag Archives: type
Daphne finally gets an italic
It’s been a long time coming, but Daphne is finally getting an italic. I’ve been making adjustments to the roman and finally had time to work out a preliminary design for the italic. It’s still really rough, but worth posting about. At the portfolio review this last week, a friend of mine asked me to try and post a little […]
Weekend Serif
Having a long weekend always does wonders for projects that, during a normal work week, I have no time for. This weekend I was able to get a very preliminary version of a serif I’ve been stewing about for quite some time. It’s a sharp Baskerville, which is fairly well-known for its curves. There are still a lot of tweaks to make, but […]
On to…
Now the my BFA is finally finished, I have free time to fill. Luckily I’m good at that. In fact, I already have a couple projects I’ve added: 1. I’m a contributor to a new blog called ‘the syllabus’ We’ve just started getting content together so we have a good launch. It’s focused on graphic design students and young graphic design professionals, […]
Type History
Typhotheque, a foundry based in the Netherlands, just released a pretty ingenious system of display fonts that span the course of type history. It’s called History. Check it out.
My Type of Humor
Just because I laughed out loud. A lot.
Daphne’s Almost Done
After a very long (and somewhat rainy) day, my back is tired and my eyes can barely be kept open. Here’s the latest version of Daphne. I’m starting to lose track of all the glyphs, but I think it’s somewhere around 650. Anyway, the end of the tunnel is near. Enjoy.
Shaping Up Marua
After a brief hiatus from design outside of work, I’m back with some updates to Marua. I think she’s shaping up rather nicely, but of course still needs some touchups. I’m almost to point where I feel comfortable designing support materials for the exhibition. As things get produced I’ll make sure to post updates. I think there’s enough promise […]