You’re living in 1930s Germany. We know, they taught us that in school.
12.05.2025 20:32
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You’re living in 1930s Germany. We know, they taught us that in school.
Thanks!
Monospaced classic-looking serif face. Curves and weight distribution seem Latin-American to me, but I could be completely off the mark. 🤔 I can feel a facepalming moment coming up. 😅
It’s been a while since this happened. I know I’ve seen this typeface but can’t put my finger on it. Anyone? @fontsinuse.com @fontid.co #fontid
If how I do things soothes me but drives other people up the walls, I probably have AD(H)D or I’m on the autism spectrum. #neverdiagnosed
The theme of the party thrown by the @arteveldehs.bsky.social SRA to thank the student representatives and their participation coaches was ‘Masquerade’. Hold my soft drink (I don’t drink alcohol). 😎
New stickers from #ATypI CPH, so people know who they have in front of them.
“The difference is like the Dutch prime minister dancing and John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever” Bas explaining the dynamic stroke movements in Kermit compared to linear movements. #ATypI www.kermit-font.com
The central question to their presentation is: “In how many dimensions can a letter exist?”
The excitement builds as the audience waits for Underware to blow their collective minds. #ATypI
Many are envious of my pants. They complete the #realFontShop look. #ATypI
@pbnowell.bsky.social (Font Proofer) moderates a panel on the important question “Can type tools and community projects be sustainable?” with Lisa Huang (World of Type), Tom Conroy (Fontdue), and Rainer Erich Scheichelbauer (Glyphs). “You can only work for free for so much” #ATypI
Enjoying an actual Danish in actual Denmark (the pastry, not a person), representing #realFontShop while moderating Stage 2 this morning at #ATypI Copenhagen.
Eben Sorkin kicks off day 3 of the #ATypI conference with great news. Also: use Stephen Nixon’s tool for testing your fonts on existing web pages.
Joost Grootens’ keynote concludes another great day at #ATypI Copenhagen. Tomorrow, I have a full morning of moderating Track 2. Sounds like a lot of work? Sounds like fun!
Wrapping up after his stellar keynote on dictionary design at #ATypI, Joost Grootens explained why he is against user testing: “Users don’t know what they don’t know.”
Just so you know.
Moderating Track 2 this afternoon.
And we’re off… Organiser Sofie Beier and ATypI president Carima El Behairy welcome the typographic community to our annual conference.
Am I on your list? 🙃
On my way. ✈️ Photo by Matthew Rechs who’s already in Copenhagen.
I know, but we all hang onto something different to make sense of the world and keep going. Never apologize for that. 🤗
I know it’s not much but anything I can do.
For starters. 🤗
Having to rebuild your entire Twitter network from scratch is a drag, but worth it, I guess? I’m looking forward to interacting with you all on here.