FontFont TypeBoard let loose on stage
167 designers and counting. And perhaps a few more could soon be enlisted into the mighty FontFont family.
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First ever TypeReview to take place at TYPO Berlin
For the first time in its history, members of the FontFont TypeBoard will be let loose on stage at TYPO Berlin to critique, commend and appraise typefaces in public. In the inaugural FontFont TypeReview, you have the chance to get your work judged by the likes of Erik Spiekermann, Erik van Blokland, Stephen Coles, Andreas Frohloff, Jürgen Siebert and Ivo Gabrowitsch.
Hands on Type at TYPO “Touch”
Around this time 18 years ago we launched the website of our first font conference FUSE 95. We loved the conference and we loved meeting people dedicated to type as much as we are. FUSE was much of a hands on event with a ‘lab’ where fonts were freshly brewed while the conference was running.