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Tweeted by Jonathan earlier this week: it’s finally happened, one of our fonts has invaded the street we work in (Archer Street). Priori is being used for a new bar here. Read more → |
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Emigre have published a new book – Departures – to celebrate the acquisition of five Emigre font families (including Mason Serif) by The Museum of Modern Art in New York. Read more → |
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We recently got sent this photograph of a strange robotic being displaying a cryptic message. Read more → |
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Love Music Love Food in the Observer If you picked up a copy of the Observer on Sunday then you may have seen the work of Love Music Love Food featured in Observer Food Monthly. Read more → |
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Not wishing to jump on the bandwagon, but we couldn’t help noticing the use of our typeface Exocet on this one off track frame. Read more → |
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Various members of the Cult of Virus have been sending in their spots of VirusFonts, found in weird and wonderful places around the world. Read more → |
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Mason is one of the studio’s most well known (and most used) typefaces and it is always interesting to see it abroad. Read more → |
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Seen: Unusual Typographic Gravestones – Patrick Caulfield Many of you who followed my work will know one of my main inspirations and areas of interest has been memorials and stone-carved lettering. (I even wrote a thesis about them for my BA at Central St. Martins). Read more → |
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It came to our attention a while ago, but we have neglected to post in on the blog until now – Priori Serif is being used by University Challenge. Read more → |
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Posted by blog | on 04 Nov 2009
Category: Seen Tags: Priori, University Challenge, VirusFonts in use |
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Following on from a previous blog post earlier this month, Film’s Favourite Font?, we recently came across another of our typefaces being used on a Movie poster. Read more → |








