This is a great find!
While searching for these I also found few signs in
"Look at Life - Transport City of the Air", 1964.
airport.revolvertype.com
While searching for these I also found few signs in
"Look at Life - Transport City of the Air", 1964.
airport.revolvertype.com
June 3, 2025 at 8:13 AM
This is a great find!
While searching for these I also found few signs in
"Look at Life - Transport City of the Air", 1964.
airport.revolvertype.com
While searching for these I also found few signs in
"Look at Life - Transport City of the Air", 1964.
airport.revolvertype.com
On my way to The Hague for @fontstand.com conference.
Looking forward to meeting old and new friends.
Pretty excited being back in the city after six long years.
Support independent type foundries. ✊
Looking forward to meeting old and new friends.
Pretty excited being back in the city after six long years.
Support independent type foundries. ✊
March 13, 2025 at 9:36 AM
On my way to The Hague for @fontstand.com conference.
Looking forward to meeting old and new friends.
Pretty excited being back in the city after six long years.
Support independent type foundries. ✊
Looking forward to meeting old and new friends.
Pretty excited being back in the city after six long years.
Support independent type foundries. ✊
“You have to be more thankful.”
March 1, 2025 at 4:24 PM
“You have to be more thankful.”
"Forgot" to return this FL 3.0 manual when I did an internship about two decades ago. 😇
If anyone is missing it let me know. 😎
If anyone is missing it let me know. 😎
January 28, 2025 at 11:26 AM
"Forgot" to return this FL 3.0 manual when I did an internship about two decades ago. 😇
If anyone is missing it let me know. 😎
If anyone is missing it let me know. 😎
November 28, 2024 at 3:58 PM
Airport typeface. ✈️ New minisite.
airport.revolvertype.com
Sixty-three years after it saw the light of day, this typographic icon of mid-century modern Britain is back.
I’d like to thank Matthew Carter for his generous input.
The text on the microsite: Florian Hardwig
German version coming soon.
airport.revolvertype.com
Sixty-three years after it saw the light of day, this typographic icon of mid-century modern Britain is back.
I’d like to thank Matthew Carter for his generous input.
The text on the microsite: Florian Hardwig
German version coming soon.
November 19, 2024 at 10:24 AM
Airport typeface. ✈️ New minisite.
airport.revolvertype.com
Sixty-three years after it saw the light of day, this typographic icon of mid-century modern Britain is back.
I’d like to thank Matthew Carter for his generous input.
The text on the microsite: Florian Hardwig
German version coming soon.
airport.revolvertype.com
Sixty-three years after it saw the light of day, this typographic icon of mid-century modern Britain is back.
I’d like to thank Matthew Carter for his generous input.
The text on the microsite: Florian Hardwig
German version coming soon.