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The Swash, a refined improvement on 1970s Helvetica & Univers Flairs (fontsinuse.com/typefaces/16...), is what the promos feature most,
The Swash, a refined improvement on 1970s Helvetica & Univers Flairs (fontsinuse.com/typefaces/16...), is what the promos feature most,
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BTW, Nick and Grießhammer gave a great talk about Zapf Dingbats at TypeCon2016 in Seattle. Here’s the view from JP’s control booth.
BTW, Nick and Grießhammer gave a great talk about Zapf Dingbats at TypeCon2016 in Seattle. Here’s the view from JP’s control booth.
(Of course, this low on the list of the many reasons not to use Gmail.)
(Of course, this low on the list of the many reasons not to use Gmail.)
While we were shooting this sign, someone from behind asked why we’re taking photos. Turns out she’s the owner. There has been a bar at this location since the early 1900s. Her dad bought it in 1951, and it’s been in the family ever since. She invited us to see inside.
While we were shooting this sign, someone from behind asked why we’re taking photos. Turns out she’s the owner. There has been a bar at this location since the early 1900s. Her dad bought it in 1951, and it’s been in the family ever since. She invited us to see inside.
On this Rolling Stone page it only happens after links. Anyone know what’s going on?
(Remember: if your apostrophe is shaped like a 6, it’s probably an opening single quote. smartquotesforsmartpeople.com)
On this Rolling Stone page it only happens after links. Anyone know what’s going on?
(Remember: if your apostrophe is shaped like a 6, it’s probably an opening single quote. smartquotesforsmartpeople.com)
I’m wondering if #Oakland has more of these than anywhere else, or if it’s just my proximity bias.
I’m wondering if #Oakland has more of these than anywhere else, or if it’s just my proximity bias.
#Signs #PrefabLetters
#Signs #PrefabLetters