Steven Heller for Imprint: “The deep throated, basso voiced Solo was a radio announcer, printer's devil and proprietor of Solo Type in Oakland. He possessed an enviable collection of wood and metal type, and was generous to a fault when it came to spreading his riches to admirers and users of vintage types.”

From the site: “Georgia works perfectly as body text up until 16 pixels. As soon as you go over that size, it starts to look odd. This is not a design deficiency of the typeface. It was simply not designed to work as body text for big body text sizes and dense screens. Which is why we designed a custom typeface that adapts to different resolutions.”

"Nothing is fully invented from scratch, for the simple reason that the first use of any typeface is to be read." A lovely interview with one of my favourite type designers.

free-ish font

A list of typefaces named after the ancient gods.

An undergraduate project by Toronto student and photographer Hanah Ryu Chung, documenting the world of print.

Typographic anatomy and keywords.