Tag Archives: typography
Typographic West End
Coming to the end of 2012, it seems my ‘one post a week’ idea didn’t quite work out. It’s the tried and tested excuse of too much work landing on my plate that’s to blame. In the past few months, I’ve been keeping myself busy, branding club nights and launching new websites, playing with jquery [...]
Coming to the end of 2012, it seems my ‘one post a week’ idea didn’t quite work out. It’s the tried and tested excuse of too much work landing on my plate that’s to blame. In the past few months, I’ve been keeping myself busy, branding club nights and launching new websites, playing with jquery [...]
Posted on December 6, 2012
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Submarine style typography
Today I mostly laid on the couch, struck down with illness. I threw on the Richard Ayoade film Submarine in the afternoon and I absolutely love the titles. The 60s (I think?) style typography, with massive kerning/tracking to fit it in lines and bold colour is gorgeous. I did some research and it looks like [...]
Today I mostly laid on the couch, struck down with illness. I threw on the Richard Ayoade film Submarine in the afternoon and I absolutely love the titles. The 60s (I think?) style typography, with massive kerning/tracking to fit it in lines and bold colour is gorgeous. I did some research and it looks like [...]
Posted on November 3, 2011
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A great guide to CSS Typography
Playing with websites and content for most of the day, I’ve come to appreciate the subtleties of a beautifully crafted paragraph. However, something that a lot of people don’t understand is that the aesthetic elements of the paragraph are just as important in achieving a readable, balanced paragraph. There are some rules when it comes [...]
Playing with websites and content for most of the day, I’ve come to appreciate the subtleties of a beautifully crafted paragraph. However, something that a lot of people don’t understand is that the aesthetic elements of the paragraph are just as important in achieving a readable, balanced paragraph. There are some rules when it comes [...]
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