Nothing much ever happens in a Utopia. There is no grain of resistance in Utopia, nothing to kick against. Pretty much anything is possible, so nothing much is interesting. In daily practice, Utopia spends most of its time looking backward wistfully to the difficult, challenging, funky world of pre-Utopia. Digital typefaces, like other forms of computer-assisted art, are mostly about appropriation, sampling, deconstruction and detournement.
Lithography is two hundred years old.
Utterly non-digital, it s all about limestone, grease, ink and acid. Jules Cheret and Toulouse-Lautrec used to hack this stuff. The ancient honored craft is still hanging in there, wheezing for creative oxygen in the iron lungs of arts colleges and collectors groups. Oscar Valparaiso had once imagined politics as a chess game. His kind of chess game.