Wired Style explores how communication via email is speeding along the evolution of prose and how the Web has made the computers approachable and writing on them more informal. By Monotype Designed to look like a child's printing, it is useful anytime a playful or whimsical look is required. An aldine typeface family, reviving the styles by Francesco Griffo and Giovantonio Tagliente from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, and made to reflect the original printed styles. This is a grungy font with a sort of extruded look. It looks like it came out of warzone.
Whiplash demonstrates the meeting of an engineer's template and a pressure-sensitive input device.
An elegant and readable type with many potential uses for a designer. Available in Post Script for both Windows and Macintosh. These are digitized from my hand doodles that I created while waiting for jury duty. Book of the week Brought to you by Type Books for the well-read typographer. This is distinguished typographer Rosemary Sassoon's stimulating collection of essays on typography, book design, and the relationship between writing and understanding text.