Photos via Flickr
Stubs via Del.ico.usSome of the most beautifully made and designed (real) canvas in the world. Oh, and some of the most expensive, too.
An online version of the Typeface As Program book (first published in 2009) that originated in the efforts of the École Cantonal d’Art de Lausanne (ÉCAL) graphic design programme to teach type design as a separate discipline.
Create charts from ligatures. A superb creative way of using OpenType features. Bought.
Encyclopaedic investigation and online book about font rendering for the screen.
One word: Epic.
Jacob Souva’s beautiful, intricate, and witty illustration. Amazing. Prepare to be in awe.
Paul Shaw interviews Matthew Carter, the designer of Georgia, Bell Centennial, and many other incredible typefaces about his new face Carter Sans, and his work creating a new face for the Hamilton Wood Type Museum. Amazing interview of one of the godfathers of modern typography.
HTML canvas sketching prototype by Remy Sharpe. Use Safari. Ace with a stylus on the iPad.
Moments via TwitterExcited to be talking at @interlinkconf (and visiting Vacouver) in June with some fantastic folks. Fancy joining us? http://t.co/ohKG96tv
Scroll-based animation has impact, but inhibits accessibility and comprehension. After the delight fades, movement just gets in the way.
In case I seem oblivious, or miss friend’s birthdays etc. I’ve being head down for the last few days with Twitter off and will be for a bit.
Thanks! RT @btconf: Fab. talk of Mr. @jontangerine at #btconf, Welcome to the Brave New World of Web Type, now online. http://t.co/2MGwFfM8
‘Mountain Dub’ — the great first track by White Bully, the new band of our @mildbunch studio mate, @refugene: http://t.co/cQHCCLij
Congrats! — RT @stefangoodchild: Nervously offering http://t.co/TfhQRbbH to the world. News of my future contained therein…
+1 RT @aegirthor: What he said → RT @Cennydd I wrote a little piece for Pastry Box about the web/native debate: http://t.co/1x2Xqwe4
All of my bombast can be tracked via friendfeed.
This simple dish was created with a little xHTML, a dash of CSS and a pinch of PHP. It’s garnished with hAtom, hCalendar, XFN, hCard and rel-tag with a large slice of accessible intent. Hopefully it plays nicely, all the time.
