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That time we went to Montreal for ATypI
The Type Network team was out in full force at this year’s conference in the city of saints, sinners, and poutine. Reliving that delicious experience, we’re sharing a few of our favorite photos and event highlights.
Revolver turns its sights to Type Network
With decided panache, Lukas Schneider’s young foundry becomes our latest European partner.
Inside the fonts: optical sizes
From mouse type to elephantine heads, one size does not necessarily fit all. Whether you go big or go little, type crafted for specific sizes will give your typography the royal treatment.
New New Rubriks now write Cyrillic
Prepare for liftoff: expanded language support and an in-depth reexploration of the design take Newlyn’s New Rubrik families to the next level.
Riding the conference circuit in typographic style
Conference season is still going strong around the world. Over the next month, you’ll find Type Network waxing enthusiastic about type in North and Central America, Europe, and Southeast Asia.
Font Bureau helps Loyalkaspar take type to uncharted territories for SYFY
The branding agency collaborated with Font Bureau on custom typefaces to infuse the science-fiction-and-fantasy channel with a typographic voice as striking as its programming.
Forma DJR broadcasts the NWS
Belgian branding agency Today chose Forma DJR as the new face of national broadcast network VRT. Then they commissioned a new Black weight from David Jonathan Ross to amplify the family’s voice.
Join us in Montreal for ATypI!
Here we are, on the road again, diving into another all-consuming type event, this time in Canada’s enchanting city of saints and sinners.
GarageFonts hauls Freight to Type Network
An early champion and patron of independent type design, Ralph Smith steered this boundary-pushing foundry from a small grunge shop to a home for striking text and display families by an international crew of emerging designers.
Canto starts a new chapter
Six years after its original release, Richard Lipton has significantly augmented this lyrical, inscriptional family, greatly furthering its expressive range.
See you at TypeCon 2017!
We’re headed to a magical place full of people who love type as much as we do.
Gotta go draw now: an interview with Richard Lipton
Amy Papaelias talks with Richard Lipton about drawing, focusing, and plying his craft from a studio near the ocean.