paul d hunt's blog
The accent game
Just a bit of fun, really:
http://www.languagetrainersgroup.com/accent_game.html
from the Omniglot Blog
This is a Test
This is only a test:
http://ajax.sayitaintslow.com/fontgame/
however, it would be more fun if it were more than “rather” difficult.
Darn!
If You Could beat me to the punch! I’ve been investigating upright and sanserif scripts for a while, but these guys have already done it. i’ve tried to convince Mark Simonson to do a fully connecting version of Coquette, but don’t think i sold him. Oh well, will still give it a go someday to make a full-fledged font similar to what the If You Could guys have already done.
FontStruct
I saw this on typographer.org, i thought this was pretty cool:
http://fontstruct.fontshop.com
the abominable bouma
who knew bouma was actually a loveable, young yeti who likes to cook?
I can install my trainer on 6 devices!
woohoo! i just bought myself a christmas present, one of the spiffy trainers from House 33. the best part, i can install it on 6 devices:
Product ····················· Devices Qty Price Extended
----------------------------- ------- --- ----- --------
House·Industries·Trainer ·········· 6 · 1 ·XXX.00 XXX.00
----------------------------- ------- --- ----- --------
········································· Shipping: X.00
···································· Grand Total: XXX.00
does that mean that i can let up to 5 other people borrow it when i’m not wearing it???
Restraint Is Now Released
The hotly anticipated release of Marian Bantjes’ initial foray into typeface design is now available for license. It’s called Restraint.
'Tis the Season
...well not quite yet, but the retail frenzy is already in full swing. so in the spirit of looking ahead, a small gift idea: ANY LETTER Alphabet Bear.
***Adding some more***
Wood Type Collages
Decorative Wire Letters
Hand-printed Linocuts
Typewriter Key Jewlrey
Vintage Flashcards
A week with Mr. Unger
It’s been great hearing from Gerard Unger this week. At lunch he told a joke i found quite humorous:
Q: what do making love in a canoe and american coffee have in common?
A: they’re both too close to water.
For a few more insights, you can check out my other blog (still very much a work in progress).
