(x) Styles CD cover blackletter/grotesque hybrid - The Royal Family {Stephen}

kris
20.Nov.2005 1.41pm
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Stephen Coles
20.Nov.2005 1.48pm
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Patrick Giasson took his Royal Family off the market. :(


Joe Pemberton
20.Nov.2005 1.55pm
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That’s a great face. Any idea why Stephen?


kris
20.Nov.2005 4.53pm
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I thought as much. Thanks Stephen!


sim
20.Nov.2005 4.57pm
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Custom face.


Guerella
20.Nov.2005 8.09pm
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dave bailey
20.Nov.2005 9.51pm
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hmm Fraktendon seems rather awkward to me, the serifs and blackletter flourishes seem to fight for attention while in the above sans version it has a nicer flow to it.


Guerella
20.Nov.2005 10.08pm
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The caps in Fraktendon is very awkward in my opinion, but I rather enjoy most of the lowercase characters.


Bald Condensed
21.Nov.2005 4.02am
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Custom face.

No André, this is The Royal Family by Patrick Giasson. I was quite sad to see it disappear as well.


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21.Nov.2005 7.03am
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Yes, it is (minus the initial S) Royal Family by Patrick Giasson, originally published by Thirstype some time in the mid-late 90s.

Patrick asked that the collection be taken off the market a few years ago, and we complied with his wishes. I cannot speak to the reasons for his decision, and perhaps he will post in this thread to discuss this choice.


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21.Nov.2005 7.15am
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PS: here’s another “de-published” Thirstype font on an album cover: “Hate Note Regular” is used to set “the road and the radio”.


kris
21.Nov.2005 1.11pm
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What is the intial cap S in “Styles” from? That would be interesting to know!

Kris.


dave bailey
21.Nov.2005 1.24pm
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Looks like an Old English Text cap S from my Speedball Textbook, but again..customized a bit.