A Melody of Letterforms | Communication Arts
Type designer Anne-Dauphine Borione of Daytona Mess discusses her process creating experimental and ornamental display typefaces.
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Type designer Anne-Dauphine Borione of Daytona Mess discusses her process creating experimental and ornamental display typefaces.
Finding the right typeface is tricky as a whole. Dividing the process into steps and having the right information at hand will make this journey a design adventure full of surprises. To avoid sinking into unnecessary details, use this guide as a map for your path. Review various font paraments and learn how to apply them to your designs.
Namrata Goyal, type designer and typographer at foundry Universal Thirst, talks with us about her creative process behind designing multiscript font families.
Five type designers share how they uniquely approach their craft. By Maya P. Lim Design luminary Massimo Vignelli famously said that designers really only need about six typefaces. But type design has accelerated in recent years, anticipating and fueling our insatiable hunger for new letterforms. We can’t seem to get enough. This hunger is justified. Standards for practicality have shifted as technologies evolve, and we need type to work in various digital viewing contexts. Type design education has become more widely available, enabling more people to learn the craft and bring their perspe...