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Michael Knies: The Golden Age of American Penmanship

Posted on by Angela Voulangas

We know type and text more than we write by hand, and the art of beautiful everyday writing has all but disappeared. But once, penmanship was an esteemed skill, a sign of education, refinement, and good taste. For centuries, correspondence, advertising, even business transactions and records, were exquisite documents created by skilled penmen—members of a … Read more

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Nim Ben-Reuven: Motivational Nihilism

Posted on by Angela Voulangas

Motiviational Nihilism is a reaction to the blinding hyperbole that has veneered much of today’s design landscape. As artisans working within this ocean of pastel-hued trends and immaculately curated authenticity, extracting truthfulness from what we create and for whom we create it has become an increasingly difficult and frustrating task. Yet the platforms for individual … Read more

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Perfectly Imperfect – Dana Tanamachi

Posted on by Paul Carlos

The Type Directors Club will be sponsoring a special presentation by Brooklyn-based graphic designer and letterer Dana Tanamachi during TypeCon2014. Join in for an hour of light-hearted storytelling. Dana will share her story and perspective on how she used her day job as a platform for her dream job. She’ll also chat about embracing anonymity … Read more

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