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Founder of Butterburn. Cool guy. Malachai Frazier.
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Photoset reblogged from THE PEPSI RANTINGS OF SEXTON HARDCASTLE
So…
…who’s been looking at my post-it notes I’ve put around my desk throughout the years?
(Source: iraffiruse)
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Link reblogged from The Changelog
Adam and Wynn caught up with Micah Rich from The League of Moveable type to talk about open source typography.
This week’s episode is brought to you by Pusher, an awesome service that helps you add realtime features into your app. Pusher is looking for people to join the Pusherati and help evangelize Pusher around the world. Go to → pusher.com/jobs.Items mentioned in the show:
- Micah Rich, from The League of Movable Type.
- Caroline Hadilaksono, co-founder of The League.
- League Gothic, one of Caroline’s popular faces is Wynn’s favorite.
- Several of League fonts are available on TypeKit.
- Dave Crossland, designer of Cantarell.
- Chunk was created by Meredith Mandel.
- The League fonts are forkable on GitHub.
- FontForge is an outline font editor that lets you create your own postscript, truetype, opentype, and more.
- Glyphs is a professional font editor for Mac OS X.
- Wynn’s slide decks make use of League Gothic and Hand of Sean.
- Lettering.js gives you more control over kerning on the web.
- The Manifesto lays out the vision for The League.
- Haley Fiege contributed Sniglet.
- Barry Schwartz has contributed several fonts.
- Want to help Micah introduce typographers to git? Get in touch.
- Wynn asks about vertical rhythm, which Compass makes easier.
- Lettercase is a social font manager.
- Adam uses FontExplorer X but wishes it did more.
- Micah on Dribbble.
- Lettercase is powered by Sinatra, Warden, and Grape.
- Hoefler & Frere-Jones are Micah’s heroes in typography design.
