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One more.
The classic Sesame Street Typewriter Guy. From 1978.
A few months back, Claudia Chandler Brocato of the Chandler Family Association contacted me about Chandler 42 – my 1994 contribution to the ‘messy typewriter’ font genre.
And they ended up giving me a really nice write up in their quarterly newsletter. Just click the above image to read/download a one page PDF.
‘an excerpt from the poem Ursonate (Sonata in primitive sounds) by Kurt Schwitters (1887-1948)’
Created by Ed Ackerman and Colin Morton, 1986.
Found via Typophile
‘Momento repetido, Intersticio impalpable, Formas sinuosas, Insignias a tus aventuras, Momento contemplativo.’
The work of Alexander Cano.
Depeche Mode: Precious
Found via beauty comma
‘Do it for Frank’ -set in Cooper Black
The Black Keys’ Tighten Up, from the album Brothers.
Found via David Rosales
Oswald Cooper’s most famous typeface gets a US postage stamp!
Well, sort of. But it is legal, usable US ‘Zazzle’ postage. Snag your’s here.
Designed by David M. Anderson.
‘Tipoteca Italiana is a private foundation that was founded in 1995 to advance printing knowledge and preserve venerable printing technologies. Its founder, Silvio Antiga, a 65-year-old printer who owns a printing firm in the Veneto region, has collected more than 20 vintage presses and typesetting machines, along with hundreds of wood and metal type ‘fonts”
From T Magazine, Steven Heller looks at the incredible Tipoteca (tif) and where the term ‘font’ comes from.
I haven’t been there, but a friend visited several years ago – and brought me a whole bunch of really cool ephemera.
Found via Campbell BrownKorbel