- 11.23.09
Taking Your Fonts to Market: Foundry, Reseller, or Go Solo?
Kent Lew: Stephen, I've always appreciated the various iterations of this overview that you've offered. I also appreciate how unbiased … - 10.23.09
Jeremy Pettis’ Alphabet Zoo
Jose: I love this, it is really inspirational and just a cool treatment. … - 10.13.09
Saul Bass Website and “Hitchcock” Font Are Back
keith morris: The lettering artist that did the lettering for the Saul Bass titles was Art Goodman. … - 10.01.09
History
Bill Gunter: This font is beautiful. It gets my vote by a fonty mile.… - 09.30.09
Burgues Script
Nate: This is by far my favorite of the year! Just amazing how the letters flow so perfectly together! … - 09.26.09
Carmen
Robert Jakobson: My favourite for 2008.… - 09.13.09
Stag
Sye: I love Stag. It's actually almost become my default, although it's taken me a while to get use to it.… - 08.24.09
Thinking with Type
marian bantjes: Ack, at a moment when I have a ton of things to do and with more magazines just come in the door (added to the stack of 12 or… - 08.21.09
Marlene
Anthony Inciong: Among this typeface's most endearing qualities is its temperance. Djurek's design is categorically Modern; the letterforms ar…
- Panelists
- Moderator: Kent Lew type designer, SOTA Board Member
- Ted Harrison, FontLab type design software vendor
- Bill Davis, Ascender (font vendor)
- David DeWitt, Monotype Imaging (font vendor)
- Christopher Slye, Adobe type designer
- Shu Lai, ShuDesign web designer
- Ivo Gabrowitsch, FontFont font vendor
- John Hudson, Tiro Typeworks type designer
- Bryan Mason, Typekit web font service provider
- Garrick Van Buren, Kernest web font service provider
- Frank J. Martinez, Esq. copyright attorney
Maybe we should have cut the 30 seconds of relaxed jazz at the beginning, but I find it an amusing counterpoint to the urgency and heat of the discussion. It beats the more obvious “Ride of the Valkyries”.
You can also have a look at Typographica’s Twitter stream which I filled with a play-by-play and a bit of commentary from the event. Anyone got a script that will take a selection of Tweets and post it reverse order for posterity?
Wonderful. You post this just as I reach for the off-button, and prepare to get some sleep.
This will have to be available as an MP3 I can listen to on my iPod. I’m not sitting fixedly in my chair staring at Safari as it slowly gets eaten alive by a Flash app.
Thanks for the write-up, and the audio — sounds like a great session on an important topic!
As for publishing your tweets, suggest you try http://listoftweets.com/
Nifty site, Paul. Now I just need a way to reorder all the tweets chronologically.
Awesome, thanks for posting.
Great discussion. I agree with Joe, that this should be a downloadable podcast. My students and I have been talking about this for the last month.