OH no Type Co.: Enter a flow-state
A conversation with James Edmondson about design influences, drawing type, and running a growing foundry.
Okay Type: Normal stuff, just done really well
Okay Type is Jackson Showalter-Cavanaugh, a one-person (plus cats) type design studio and foundry in Chicago, USA. Apart from a well-curated retail catalog and custom type design projects, they are specializing in fancy home-made pizza and Laugenbrezel. Indra Kupferschmid interviewed Jackson in the slowest way possible (2/2020 to 11/2023) about life as a graphic designer and type maker.
Eduardo Manso: a typography worker
In 2002, Eduardo Manso established Emtype in Barcelona. Since then, Eduardo has designed an impressive number of typefaces published by his independent typefoundry. And then there’s his custom typefaces.
Typejockeys: Austrian letters and lettering
Michael Hochleitner explains how the latest Typejockeys typeface was developed. Like Anika, many of the foundry’s typefaces have grown out of custom projects.
A Distinct Voice in Swiss Type Design
Often in life, our most defining moments of change come to us through a chance encounter. This was certainly the case for the Zurich-based type design studio, Nouvelle Noire.
Type feeds technology
This Parisian company is well-known in type circles for technological improvements to the type-design process and its typefaces.
Quality, Community and Collaboration
Max Phillips took some time to answer our questions about the Signal Type Foundry.
Nothing Neutral Here
Catherine Dixon spoke to Daniel Sabino, founder of Blackletra about his beginnings, fascinations, and about São Paulo, a metropolis of over 12 million citizens and the economic capital of Brazil.
