Inside:
Issue 10 of Typeone has been edited by Alice and Harry from Studio Ground Floor, the team behind the look and feel of the magazine since issue 1. Celebrating its 5th year in print, this issue asks 'What does the type design industry of the 21st and a 1/4 century look like, and why?'.
Inside you'll find articles on why type foundries are becoming increasingly drawn to physical products, whether type design can keep pace with the ever-changing dynamics of language, and the use of multiscript engineering in a globalised type world.
Elsewhere there are studio interviews with Benoît Bodhuin of BB Bureau, Tré Seals of Vocal Type, and Fabiola Mejía of Supercontinente. There are opinion pieces on selling a legacy font library and open source fonts and the market economy, insights that include designing accessible type, using free tools to create fun typefaces, and spotlights on the work of Moritz Appich and Eastern Rodeo.
Expect:
As editor Amber Weaver says in the first editorial - this is a historical artefact of our design culture, not just a magazine.
Size: 220 x 297mm
Pages: 144
