There’s a quiz over at pbs.org that purports to determine what font you are. It’s a multiple-choice thing with really dumb answers + more
It may be the most famous graphics standards manual ever created (if not one of the largest): Unimark International’s 364-page manual for + more
On September 16, 1805—209 years ago today—the Lewis and Clark expedition was crossing the Bitterroot Range of the Rocky Mountains, somewhere + more
Bouten Construction Company turns 70 this year, and last week they invited a couple hundred of their closest friends to the Spokane Convention Center’s + more
Though I’ve more than once used this space to extol the virtues of Stephen King’s On Writing (here and here), I + more
The headline says it all: “Underwear-stealing ghosts made my life hell.” The best line of the story, though? “I thought + more
“All work and no play,” wrote Jack Torrance (over and over and over again), “makes Jack a dull boy.” So do + more
I’ve long held that proofreading your own work is a fool’s errand. And no, it’s not because I particularly suck + more
“I’ll bet there are lots of people who would try—and enjoy—squirrel brains if they thought nobody would find out.” I’ll + more
Some of you may know that the font Helvetica was originally called Neue Haas Grotesk. In the mid-1950s, designer Max + more
Nils Petter Molvær has been one of my favorite musicians for a while now, and Lucid Dream—a “one-of-a-kind new audiovisual installation” + more
So the other day the New York Times—you know, America’s “newspaper of record”—relied on anecdotes and hearsay to gravely inform its + more
“Since music is a language with some meaning, at least for the immense majority of mankind, although only a tiny + more
As a dude who wears glasses I would totally rock these Helvetica frames. Brought to you by Type, a line + more