Progress…
A Sighting in the Wild
I think this was published a couple of years ago, but we were pleased recently to see ‘Vectis’ in use on the cover of Jim Butcher’s “The Aeronaut’s Windlass”. Must admit I’m not entirely sure what an Aeronaut does or where the windlass comes into it, but it is an impressively dramatic looking cover…
A First Sighting of Algreve
Here’s a project we’ve just started… sketching out capital letters for a future typeface. Of course, the name is just a thought at this stage too…
Murder in Edwardian Toronto
We were recently delighted to discover Rachel McMillan’s series of Herringford and Watts mystery Novels and Novellas, all set in Edwardian Toronto, and making most appropriate use of the Great Bromwich typeface family on their covers… Would like to add, they’re a splendid read too!
Reprising Landsdowne Commercial
Showcasing Ambergate
Work in Progress “Penshurst Commercial” is now “Sombrieul”
Remember, we were trying to think of a better name? Well, we’ve thought. Here are some examples of the progress since the last update…
The Millerstown Typefaces
Millerstown is full of that solid, 19th Century, transatlantic spirit of enterprise. It is an all capitals face, decorative but clear and legible, ideal for signage, posters and banners.
