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The Daily Heller: Before Zoom Classes There Were Famous Artist Courses - Vimarsana News

The Daily Heller: Before Zoom Classes There Were Famous Artist Courses

The correspondence school was the principal American academy of art and an early training ground for graphic designers.

View: When bookmakers bet on fonts of beauty and love - Vimarsana News

View: When bookmakers bet on fonts of beauty and love

The Elements of Lettering came in handy when my first novel - Patna Roughcut - was published in 2005 by Picador. My editor and I tried all favourite fonts - Baskerville, Bembo and Garamond. And yet we felt the typeset pages in those fonts were cramped and made the narrative move too fast.

RIT trustee gives $500,000 to Student Hall for Exploration and Development - Vimarsana News

RIT trustee gives $500,000 to Student Hall for Exploration and Development

RIT alumnus and trustee Brooks Bower ’74 (printing) has made a gift to the multi-use complex under construction that will showcase the university as a place for technology, the arts, and design.

Source: rit.edu
Lodger: Where Art, Activism, and Community Converge - Vimarsana News

Lodger: Where Art, Activism, and Community Converge

Lodger in Newburgh is hard to place in a tidy box. It is, in the broadest sense, a community incubator—a place where people come to break bread, learn crafts, hear music; a hub of collaboration where the Venn diagram of area creatives, farmers, and students overlaps.

Around the Web: Wreck Retrieval. Cover Clairvoyance. Container Questions. Salmon Suits. Battling Baker. Menschy Mirror. Head Heist. - Vimarsana News

Around the Web: Wreck Retrieval. Cover Clairvoyance. Container Questions. Salmon Suits. Battling Baker. Menschy Mirror. Head Heist.

The wreck of the “Endurance” was found—as was footage of it actually going down. The magazine cover as a contrary indicator. The Gender Pay Gap Bot called out hypocritical companies on IWD. Why do bottles have indented bottoms? And why did bottles used to have rounded bottoms? An excellent webinar on graphene in textiles. Hooking synthesizers to plants, for some reason. Seattle is being sued by fish. A “smart mirror” that actually sounds kind of cool. A box of human heads was stolen from a truck in Denver. All that and more in WhatTheyThink’s weekly salvaged miscellany.