In the spirit of Halloween Jon Tan covered the ominous topic of @font-face linking in a comprehensive article on his beautiful website.
I’ve kept the implementation example to a minimum because it’s well covered by Jon, other websites, and the W3C. Instead, I wanted to voice my thoughts on the struggle between type foundries and designers. Feel […]
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Whose Garamond is it anyway?
If you flick through various foundry catalogs for a Garamond revival or adaption, you’re probably bound to discover more than garalde typefaces. Interspersed amongst the many Garamonds by Claude Garamond (or Garamont) you’ll find baroque faces works by another type designer, Jean Jannon…
I wanted to cover this little typographic affair but quickly found […]
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