Here’s a reminder.Īnd for Russian readers, there’s, the brainchild of Valery Golyzhenkov and Ilya Ruderman (Ilya is one of the founders of Daily Type). Would love to see some screen-printed posters of Derek’s work. In chains, letters gather in elegant arrangements, architectural constructions and sinews of meaning. With chains, derek beaulieu once again turns his attention to how “language regards itself, stalks itself, begins, slowly, to eat itself” (Canadian Literature) in a series of graceful abstractions made entirely from antiquated dry-transfer lettering. The above illustrations are from Chains, published by Paper Kite Press. Next, a lovely marriage of poetry and experimental typography from poet Derek Beaulieu: TypeCon 2008-early bird registration extended through June 24Īrial, the most legible ‘font’ in the world-haha Web site of Marian Bantjes-the designer of Restraint
#PARACHUTE FONTS ARCHIVE#
The Pattern Foundry-an archive of decorative patternsĮxcerpts from Finer Points in the Spacing & Arrangement of Type Kerning & OpenType Features in FF3-thanks Manuel. Lauren, over at Creative Curio turned the whole process into a PhotoShop Action that you can download and play with.
#PARACHUTE FONTS HOW TO#
PSDTuts had another great tutorial demonstrating how to achieve that glowing text effect. (thanks to Stephen Coles for the clarification.) If you already have an account on, double check your “Subscription” settings in “My Account”. Be sure to tick the box “Sign me up for font catalogs”. To sign up to receive a copy of FontBooklet, please create an account on. Includes FF Maiola, Whitman, FF MetaSerif, and friends.
#PARACHUTE FONTS GENERATOR#
Via swissmiss.Ī tag-cloud or word-cloud generator from Jonathan Feinberg with numerous options to play around with:įontBooklet One from FontShop is a rather nice looking specimen. Thanks to Diane Zerr.Ĭlick on the big G to see a list of fonts from Megi Zumstein & Claudio Barandun. Be sure to check out Parachute’s Flickr too:įor type fans who are also Poker fans (me), then how could you live without P22’s second edition of the hugely popular type-inspired playing cards.Įvery card features a different font. How about this for a trophy:Ĭongratulations to Parachute and to Centro Pro’s designer Panos Vassiliou. Parachute’s Centro Pro super-family was awarded best original typeface. Parachute Fonts has built a great library of type, so it’s no surprise that they should start picking up some silverware. Anyone have a spare one languishing in their garage? It just happens to be one of my favourite cars too. This week we lead with another stunning photo from Adam Polselli. Last week we led with a beautiful found type photo from David John Earls.
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