By looking back at my Rolling Bibliography I’ve noticed that there is no city in the world without its very own book about vernacular public lettering. Although this is an exaggeration, it can be said that there are more and more cities, villas and towns, being the object of such kind of books. More often [graphic and type] […]
# Sans serif Britain: The role of Johnston and Gill, by Mark Ovenden, St Bride 8 December
# Words on Buildings: Site-specific not pre-ordained: public lettering ideas in practice, Phil Baines, 01 Dec
#Grafik X Letterform Live: Beer, 30 Nov
# Words on Buildings: 'Decoration, yet not decoration': Edward Wright and the lettering of New Brutalism, Anne Pillar 24 Nov
#Type Tuesday: Trains and fonts and double arrows, 22 Nov
# Words on Buildings: The Age of Trajan - public lettering of the interwar period, Alan Powers 17 Nov
# Words on Buildings: Nicolete Gray and the Central School Lettering Record, Catherine Dixon 10 Nov
# Words on Buildings: Constructivism versus Gestural 03 Nov
# Twenty Irrefutable Theories of Book Cover Design, St Bride October
# Grafik presents Letterform Live: Gaming, Sept
# Song of the Sans Serif, Birmingham Sept 2016
# Kris Sowersby, St Bride, Sept 2016
# Meetup03 with Laura Meseguer, Verena Gerlach and Veronika Burian, Warsaw, Sept 2016
# ATypI 2016, Sept Warsaw
# ‘The Red-Hot Library’: Archives of The Salvation Army, Sept
# ICTVC, July 2016
# TypeTuesday, St Bride, March 2016
# The Bookshop Band, St Bride, Jan 2016
Truman’s on the edge
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This last Christmas have been quite interesting. I have spent them in London, for second time, and I have use most of the time in doing some progress on my research about architectural lettering in commercial buildings. As I am working now in what might be the main case study, the late London brewery Truman’s […]
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