Blog - Fonts In Use

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 20th, 2011

AnOther and AnOther Man Magazines

Gareth Hague’s inventive type families embrace the eccentric spirit of an independent publishing enterprise.

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 18th, 2011

IBM100

IBM celebrates its first century with a series of typographically sensitive articles and films.

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 14th, 2011

IBM and Watson

The works of Rand and Lubalin combine for a strong brand.

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 8th, 2011

TypoMag

We’re not the only geeks who analyze typeface choices. Laura Meseguer did it with magazines in her 2010 book.

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 7th, 2011

Live the Language: Paris

EF conveys the spirit of language and culture with type.

Review by Stephen Coles
Apr 4th, 2011

100 Days of Fonts In Use

A quick look at our first few months, by the numbers.

Review by Fonts In Use
Apr 2nd, 2011

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Review by Stephen Coles
Mar 23rd, 2011

f8 Conference Badges

“Now who are you again?” Facebook designers stumbled upon a novel approach to the usual name tag problems.

Review by Stephen Coles
Mar 16th, 2011

Delights of Sweden

Bold colors and Rosewood Fill add flavor to a Scandinavian staple that is normally quite stale.

Review by André Mora
Mar 3rd, 2011

Esquire and Condé Nast Traveler

Graphik plays a lead role in two very different mag redesigns.

Review by Indra Kupferschmid
Feb 24th, 2011

Atlas of the Conflict

Good typography and a well-planned layout sorts and illuminates the complex history of Israel and Palestine.

Review by Stephen Coles
Feb 15th, 2011

Black Swan Movie Posters

… and the award goes to La Boca for daring to use illustration and unconventional typography.

Review by Stephen Coles
Feb 9th, 2011

Kafka Editions from Schocken

New book covers virtually penned by Franz himself.

Review by Stephen Coles
Feb 7th, 2011

The Daily

Design trumps content in launch of first major tablet newspaper.

Review by Nick Sherman
Feb 4th, 2011

Moby Dick, the Arion Press edition

A masterpiece of American book design and literature, as reprinted for a general audience by University of California Press

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