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Type Supply Zine-PDF.Indd WHY DOES THE WORLD NEED NEW FONTS? That’s a really stupid question. SERIOUSLY, WHY MAKE NEW FONTS? Hang on! Since you are here, let’s really get into this whole thing. BTW, I’m Tal and, yes, I make fonts. Well, the answer is pretty There are a lot of typefaces out there and more To develop these voices, I ask myself one arrive every day. A lot of these are good and simple question at every stage of every project: simple: the world changes. some of them are truly great. Sooo... Why do Why does this need to exist? If I can’t answer that, I feel the need to add my own to the mix and, the typeface is put on hold. This leads to a lot more bluntly, why should you buy the ones that I of thinking, a lot of tinkering and, sometimes, make? Uhhh... I’m not a very good salesman. I’m extended delays. Some of my typefaces have not going to feed you a bunch of hyperbole and taken over a decade to reach their final form. say that my stuff is the best. If you are reading (This one that you are reading was started in WHOA. UM, THAT’S...DEEP? this, you are probably interested in typography. 2006. I haven’t finished it yet because the bold If you are interested in typography, you probably weights don’t have the right feel yet. It’s called already have your own ideas about what makes Dossier and it is going to be finished in... uh, a typeface good and best. Besides, I don’t really soon.) I won’t sell anything that I don’t think has think there is such a thing as best. Typefaces are a clear voice. I want my tools to be really good at tools and any good craftsperson will tell you that helping designers enhance their messages. the best tool is the one that does the job at hand. My favorite part of graphic design is the way So, these are my typefaces. I make them because that a wonderful composition is greater than Think about it. The world I love graphic design and I love making tools. If the sum of its parts. It’s magical when message, one of my tools does the job at hand, that’s cool. color, texture, image, shape and typography keeps adding new people I think about typography from the perspective come together to say something. We live in of a graphic designer. (That’s how I got started interesting times (for better or worse) and and new people have new making typefaces in the first place.) The way there are so many new things that need to be ideas and new ideas need I see it, a typeface’s most important job is to said. I believe strongly in the power of design to imbue a message with an additional voice. (Okay, communicate. That’s why I make new typefaces to be communicated in new obviously a typeface’s main job is to be read, but and that’s why I’m excited to show you the ones I try not to think too much about the bottomless that I’ve made for you. You can see these on ways and fonts are just “legibility” rabbit hole.) Why does a designer the following pages and in even more depth at pick Font A instead of Font B to communicate typesupply.com. If you don’t see anything that communication tools. So, “this message?” Lots of reasons, but the most works for you, I highly recommend the work of likely is that Font A has the right voice for my many colleagues. Please give their typefaces as soon as we run out of communicating “this message.” I think about some consideration before you fall back to this a lot while I am working on ideas for new that same old standby. New ideas need to be new things to communicate, typefaces. I like to imagine them as actors. Some communicated in new ways. actors are versatile enough to work in comedy, Oh, one more thing. If you ever can’t find just we won’t need new fonts. drama and action equally well while others the right voice for your message, you might want excel at playing the wacky neighbor. When I’m to consider commissioning a custom typeface. drawing a typeface, I wonder how it could be I’ve done a lot of this kind of work and I’d love cast. If it could be a lead, it needs to have a calm to talk to you about your project. Solving these and confident voice. If it is more of a wacky kinds of problems is a lot of fun and it usually neighbor, it needs to have a loud, goofy voice. takes less time than a decade. OKAY. OKAY! ; - ) ... DUDE, YOU NEED TO CHILL OUT. TYPE SUPPLY UNIVERSITY PRESENTS BALTO Condensed 1 Ultra, 210 pT ADVANCED LETTER SHAPE TERMINOLOGY, LESSON 1 DESIGNBALTO Condensed 4 BLACk, 314 pT BALTO Condensed 2 SUper, 314 pT WILLBALTO Condensed 2 SUper, 288 pT NOTBALTO Condensed 4 BlaCk, 288 pT SAVEBALTO Condensed 1 Ultra, 210 pT THE a-hole “Wow! 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