Archive for category: Typography
- What happens when you let Canadian Tire run a government office (2012.02.03)
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The atrocious signage at my Service Ontario location is one thing. The fact that it is functionally impossible to get there if you’re blind is another – and it is one of only two locations in Toronto where blind people can apply for the only ID card they can use
- Masculine or feminine type? (2011.10.25)
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Original and revised posters for Drive
- ‘Counterpunch’ (2011.10.18)
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Fred Smeijers’s Counterpunch is coming out in a new edition. It’s tough and it’s demanding, but also enjoyable and understandable
- Toronto mediocrity meets federal-government mediocrity (2011.09.15)
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The slapdash signs at the downtown Toronto passport office. To paraphrase Morrissey: “Why?”
- How to do Web typography (2011.09.02)
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Jason Santa Maria re-redesigned his site with typography functionally identical to mine
- Nicolás Feredjian (2011.07.10)
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My curious Flickr follower, with an interest in the Buenos Aires Subte (tunnelling, signage)
- Jules Vernacular (2011.06.30)
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Amateur French typographic signage
- Arranging the names of the 9/11 memorial (2011.06.30)
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How in God’s name would anyone born after 1970 think for a moment that 2,982 names could be arranged on index cards?