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I too love fonts. Back in the day of Letraset, before the all-powerful PC changed the design world forever, I would pore over those books in search of the right one for the project at hand, and had a knack for finding it. There is a font related art exhibit opening or just opened in L.A. It was featured on boingboing.net.
I am also keen on artists who produce work that emphasize the word and how it's presented - giving the word more weight or stripping it down so that is is a beautiful object devoid of meaning. Projecting sentences, in large blocks of light, onto buildings... If you are interested, there are definitely classes in font design. I met a Yale student who was even majoring in font design. I love reading a book printed in a pleasing or approproate font, and how the design is usually credited at the back. A lot of thought goes in to picking the right look. Awesome post, CP. |
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Not to nitpick, but let's give credit where credit is due. It wasn't AT ALL the PC. It was the Mac!!!
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