& Tee
Way overpriced but these ampersand tees are pretty sweet.
Perfection in sans-serif, further explained
For the Type uninformed:
Arial on the other hand is often considered a knock-off of Helvetica, and a bad one at that.
via ipleadthefirst – Typography of the Web: Arial and Helvetica
And I too, would highly recommend Helvetica the documentary. If you’ll promise to return it, I’ll let you borrow.
Helvetica much?
“There are two types of people in the world:
those who can’t tell the difference between
Arial and Helvetica, and those who despise Arial.”
those who can’t tell the difference between
Arial and Helvetica, and those who despise Arial.”
Grubing Fireball, on the new iPhone-ready Flickr.
Andy Rutledge’s USA.gov redesign
Exerpt from one of the greatest reads on the interwebs this week:
You may or may not know it, but the United States government has a website. USA.gov is dubbed the US government’s official web portal. There you can find information for citizens, businesses, government employees, and visitors to the US. Like many government websites, it is poorly designed and often confusing. It should be redesigned, especially if the Democrat candidate for president should win the 2008 election. In that case, the transition of our government from a capitalist, representative democracy to a Marxist state will require many changes, which should be reflected on the USA.gov website.
Read it all: http://www.andyrutledge.com/usa-dot-gov-redux.php
The end-result is almost as beautiful as the post.
Know your heritage.
Thankfully I came after this arduous process and got out early enough in life to keep my hands from being forever ink stained.
Old school book making. For my printing family.
Printing a Book, Old School from Armin Vit on Vimeo.