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Here’s Nudge. I don’t have many font things to say about it. It’s a condensed gothic sans. It's a design based on a dog defecation sign composed of letters hand cut out of vinyl which I saw at Silver Lake Reservoir in LA. It stood out for having an uncharacteristically narrow n shape, and nearly closed apertures. Nudge is named after a verb I use to describe hand-kerning. Spacing/kerning is at the foundation of how most good type works and I love technologies like Letraset which threw that broom out with the dust and allowed some play. Nudge is in that vein. The contrast is low, the tapers are hardly visible. The rules feel a little broken, I'm not keeping track of which. With an X-Acto blade, a basic memory of Helvetica Condensed, half a Letraset sheet for Avant Garde Medium Condensed, and 15 minutes, you might create Nudge.
Henrietta is a revival of a font by the same name that was (probably) designed in the 1980s. It’s a Souvenir rip-off. But a rip-off with its own underlying logic. One with defined departures from that ubiquitous soft serif queen. It has a flatness that keeps it from being an oldstyle, a warble that feels more Art Nouveau than it does Arts and Crafts, a tall x-height, thick terminals, low contrast, with a lot of the diagonality of Windsor. In every in use I found, the letters are spaced tightly. Its a typeface that tried to hit the zeitgeist. What stood out to me about it, made it worth reviving, is that it's an opinionated rip-off. The whole idea, with a rip-off, is to siphon off some sales from the real version, right? At what point did the creator of Henrietta decide to take some major artistic liberties? After I became aware of Henrietta, I started noticing it in the big dumb books I own. It's in the Solotype catalog, and in 1990’s Homage to the Alphabet: A Typeface Sourcebook. Actually, during the 80's and 90's it’s in a lot of sources. But it isn’t really in the world. Maybe it sucks! Maybe it died for a reason, and lacks some important detail that keeps Souvenir in the upper echelon of font sales. It certainly has some..failings? The numerals feel stiff and collaged from other faces. There's inconsistent contrast, and the diacritics and furniture ($, ø, ç), and several characters look entirely mis-weighted. Or maybe, just maybe, it was poorly marketed. But ultimately, I think it's really beautiful. I'm hoping by reviving it, I can learn who drew it in the first place.
Gooper was drawn in adoration of goopy, swashy, fat faced, tight and touching old style serifs. It sits as a companion to Cooper, Bookman, and dry transfer/photo lettered era display type. In the 100 years since Cooper's release, Cooperish letter products (iron on lettering, wood beads, fridge magnets, and foam letters) have grown to flesh out the visual experience of “Cooper Things”. Gooper comes on the tail end of that wide world of low viscosity goop fonts to create something 40% font, 5% type, and 100% fun. Go ahead and switch out whatever heartless minimalist font you were using for this sticky pal—and glippity, gloppity, goop! Your text is ALIVE! Read more about Gooper's design process (https://www.verycoolstudio.com/articles/gooper-design-information/)
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You may not need much more than a sleeping bag and some matches to spend a night under the stars, but an array of modern, futuristic and sometimes strange gear would certainly make the experience more like being at home. Whether you’re a camping minimalist or the type who totes along an entire kitchen, you’ll […]
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Keyboards get really gross, really fast, especially when you eat around them. It's a problem the backlit, buttonless Cool Leaf doesn't have to contend with, since it doesn't have any pores for crud to fall into and is easily wiped off with a wet cloth. The lovely mirrored peripheral will be hitting Japanese retailers on May 13th at an unknown price that we expect to be around 20,000 yen ($245) -- steep, not to mention the cost of repairing sprained fingers after an all night term paper writeathon. The Cool Leaf will only be available in a Japanese language, Windows-compatible version at launch, though other languages -- including US English -- and a Mac-friendly variety have also been announced, so the rest of us may have a wait a little longer for the future to arrive.
