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Daily Drop Cap by Jessica Hische
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Cigarros | Fan Script
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Carhartt collection FW 2010
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Caponi
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Geotica by Jos Buivenga
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Hello Gus
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Adios
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Type Love 107
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Ministry of Type
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sign-nrw
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Dot Dot Dot . . .
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Polnische Plakate
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Soviet Arts Poster
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HunterGatherer for NYMag
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MAD, 1967.
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Aron Jancso, FadeAway
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Caractères fantasie
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P is for Paper
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Kentucky Kid by House Industries
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The Case For Open-Source Design: Can Design By Committee Work?
In celebrating the merits of free software and the excitement over this radical networked production method, an important truth is left unspoken. Networked collaboration shines in the low levels of network protocols, server software and memory allocation, but user interface has consistently been a point of failure. How come the… -
Ode, a Fresh Start for a Broken Script
By Martin WenzelWhen designing a typeface, I prefer to explore a construction principle rather than revive an existing typeface idea. These principles or writing models are based on the tools and techniques originally used. Understanding these workings are often a great source of inspiration for me.The starting point for my…
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The early bird catcheth the worm
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The Capital
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B is for
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R.O. Blechman, Behind the Lines
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36–0918
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infinite arms
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Barry McGee – Houston Street
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Jeremy Mickel
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