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How to make a cover – Story from NYTimes Magazine
The NYTimes Magazine published a story “The Making of a Cover”. It is nice to learn about the process. Read it here: http://tiny.cc/xcv6t
moreA project with a soul
A few months ago, on a cold Tuesday morning, I got an e-mail from Mario Garcia asking me if I’d like to work with him on the redesign of the An-Nahar newspaper in Lebanon. I was waiting for the bus, [...]
moreComic Sans conquers the Internet on April 1st
What a coincidence! Today, we released Comic Sans Pro and an accompanying blog post and at the same time Google shows all search results on Helvetica in Comic Sans plus they launched a dedicated website – brilliant timing! – Follow the [...]
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Tagged comic sans, Fonts, google
A new Blog, a new iPad …
Mr. Typo got a new iPad. And Linotype got a new blog. It’s high time we brought these two together! Intellectual and creative father of Mr. Typo is Alessio Leonardi (Italian). Some of you might already know him, because he [...]
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