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Lisa
check out the font on this clock!
http://thetroublewithlisa.blogspot.com/2
Grace Calderone You were in helvitica! I enjoyed that film very much(:
Hoefler & Frere-Jones | H&FJ News
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Manhattan’s urban grid is a vaunted model of simplicity, a rectilinear plan of numbered streets intersecting numbered avenues. Never mind that West 4th Street crosses West 10th, that those walking from Fifth Avenue to Third Avenue will seldom encounter Fourth Avenue, and that “North” in the New York...
Andrew Marc Greene Via Hoefler & Frere-Jones a link to some really cool infographics.
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"Incredible detail, quality and design. Thanks for a great product...I look forward to future versions." Advertising Executive from New York, New York
December 20, 2009 at 11:42am
Hoefler & Frere-Jones loves Data Visualization, and it's gift-givin' time.
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I wonder what sort of psychological profile one could draw from my favorite childhood possessions. I neither played nor followed football, but clung to my NFL lunchbox that showed all the team helmets with their different insignia…
Hoefler & Frere-Jones is beginning its 2009 collection of Typographic GIfts for Designers. Keep an eye on the site this week & next!
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…But for those with a hankering for decor, the always fruitful Three Potato Four has this unlittle item for sale, a huge handpainted wooden figure three (34" / 86cm), perfect for your living room, studio, or threearium.
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An Acropolis Italic sighting is a rare event, so even at 48 pixels I couldn’t help but notice that George Garrastegui used the font’s letter G in his Twitter icon. George was kind enough to send me the original file, though it’s not the mere design fragment I’d assumed: it’s a photo of...
Hoefler & Frere-Jones | The H&FJ Quick Look
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Designers at H&FJ can't resist outfitting our fonts with those little extras. Whether it's a set of symbols that makes a font more useful, or a handful of ornaments that makes it more delicious, even H&FJ's most sober typefaces have moments of sheer exuberance. ...
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Hoefler & Frere-Jones (H&FJ) designs and markets original fonts. Their body of work includes some of the world's most famous designs, typefaces marked by both high performance and high style.
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Continuing its celebration of the tenth anniversary of the National Design Awards, The Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum is offering a wealth of excellent programming this season. On display through April 4, 2010 is Design USA: Contemporary Innovation; if you’re planning a visit soon, make it nex...
Hoefler & Frere-Jones | The Quick Look: Font Essentials from H&FJ
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Is your font library missing some of the basics? Whether it's a sans serif that works for text, a hard-working and original slab, a well-appointed text face, or a stylish and practical condensed, H&FJ has a font family to fit everyone's budget. ...
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As with so many things I like, Weaver’s work is difficult to classify: design? illustration? art? The term “collage” might do as a formal description, but it’s a shabby word to describe Weaver’s mysterious inventions, which so successfully bypass both the senses and the intellect and go straight to ...
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An enchanting bit of Gotham seen en route to ATypI Mexico: timbered lettering, on the storefront for Guru, a gallery and design emporium in Cuauhtémoc owned by graphic designer Quique Ollervides. Thanks for sharing this, Nick! —JH
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When Abi Huynh sent me this image, I thought at first that it was a website graphic in the prevailing style: a digital rendering of high-gloss black acrylic, against a reflective white surface, in that "web 2.0" style that will not go away. But no! It’s an actual artifact...
