The Friseur family is a 4 weights script typeface. This font is based on the 18th-century English roundhands. It has open type features, with swashy alternates for the uppercase, it’s great for logos and editorial work.
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The Avant Garde Magazine Archive
Every issue of Lubalin’s Avant Garde magazine is now digitized and online.
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Alan Kitching x Monotype
In Studio with Tony Di Spigna
David Carson – All For a Few Good Waves
How Ink Is Made
Script Fonts book
On the 4th April, Laurence King are releasing Script Fonts by Geum-Hee Hong, a wonderful resource for graphic designers.
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Type Lettering on Packaging
It’s definitely a trend within the alcohol industry on choosing this style of branding and we’re nothing but happy to see what these awesome designers are coming up with. Enjoy!
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Learning from Letraset with Dan Rhatigan
Talking Design with Adrian Shaughnessy
Follow Mr Shaughnessy on Twitter. Found via Sublime.fyi
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Mike Monteiro: Keynote
In Conversation with Tony DiSpigna
Alan Peckolick interview on Huffington Post
How To Fall In Love With Letters, According To A Typography Icon: Alan Peckolick, an interview on Huffington Post.
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Mike Meyer: Man with a Brush
Filmmakers Joe Wheatley and Adam Jones delve into the resurgent art of painting signs and lettering for buildings and billboards, with one of America’s foremost sign painters, Mike Meyer, in Mazeppa, Minnesota.
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The Decker Library
From Modern Lettering (Z250 .H64 Quarto), by Herbert Hoffmann. Via The Decker Library at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), in Baltimore.
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