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Jason Santa Maria: The Influence of Print Design on Web Design

Posted on June 23rd, 2010 by Paul Stonier

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SVA Dot Dot Dot Lectures: Jason Santa Maria from MFA Interaction Design on Vimeo.

Jason Santa Maria is an amazing force within the web design world. His role in improving typography and understanding the relationship of editorial design to the website is unmatched. I can extremely appreciate what he is doing in a number of respects. Not to mention, I’m very jealous of getting to share officespace with Swiss Miss.

Links:
Fontshop Designer Spotlight: Jason Santa Maria
Typekit
Typesites Interview
Jason Santa Maria on 24 Ways
We Are Mighty

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The Quick Fox Jumps Over the Lazy Dog: On Video

Posted on July 29th, 2009 by Paul Stonier

Typography

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Type Nerds rejoice. We finally have footage.

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Coney Island Typography

Posted on July 27th, 2009 by Paul Stonier

Typography

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Just yesterday, I had a great trip and got to visit Coney Island along the way. While I was there, I notice some wonderful lettering that I just had to share with you.

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Paul Lloyd

Posted on July 16th, 2009 by Paul Stonier

Typography

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It’s been a while, but in the time that I’ve been type nerding it up in the background, I’ve run across some gems by Paul Lloyd. His work seems to be a very academic approach to digitizing old fonts including several victorian and blackletter typefaces.

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Paper Art by Free University [via Magenta Links]

Posted on May 13th, 2009 by Paul Stonier

Education, Typography

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New Releases

Posted on May 13th, 2009 by Paul Stonier

Typography

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Over the past couple days, the have been some major releases in the type industry.
Neutraface Slab

I’m greatly enjoying the trend of creating a serif and sans versions of typefaces. It has been one of the many reasons of why I love Scala so much. It will be interesting to see how this gorgeous face will be used. It is quite classy, elegant and charming, not to mention versatile. It seems to be a more industrial/geometric alternative to Archer while maintaining a wonderful individuality. It almost seems like a direct move to compete with Hoefler & Frere-Jones. The character of the typeface shifts quite a bit from the sans version of this font and can’t wait to see them paired next to each other.

Sentinel

A beautiful and very legible clarendon serif typeface that feels contemporary while classic at the same time.

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