top | item 10598414 13 miles of typography on Broadway, from a to Z 76 points| Thevet | 10 years ago |hopesandfears.com | reply 6 comments order hn newest [+] [-] Eric_WVGG|10 years ago|reply This is a remarkable lesson in how interesting and exciting type can be once you get out of the Helvetica / Times / Web 2.0 mindset. [+] [-] deoptimo|10 years ago|reply I get tired of NY headlines pushing their city as the centre of the known world. So many major cities have a "Broadway". [+] [-] teddyh|10 years ago|reply > "Notice that the ampersand is also drawn in reverse,"No it isn’t? [+] [-] caipre|10 years ago|reply "Most apparent is the backwards 'Q', which Samarskaya surmises might have been an accident due to _painting the lettering from inside._" load replies (1)
[+] [-] Eric_WVGG|10 years ago|reply This is a remarkable lesson in how interesting and exciting type can be once you get out of the Helvetica / Times / Web 2.0 mindset.
[+] [-] deoptimo|10 years ago|reply I get tired of NY headlines pushing their city as the centre of the known world. So many major cities have a "Broadway".
[+] [-] teddyh|10 years ago|reply > "Notice that the ampersand is also drawn in reverse,"No it isn’t? [+] [-] caipre|10 years ago|reply "Most apparent is the backwards 'Q', which Samarskaya surmises might have been an accident due to _painting the lettering from inside._" load replies (1)
[+] [-] caipre|10 years ago|reply "Most apparent is the backwards 'Q', which Samarskaya surmises might have been an accident due to _painting the lettering from inside._" load replies (1)
[+] [-] Eric_WVGG|10 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] teddyh|10 years ago|reply
No it isn’t?
[+] [-] caipre|10 years ago|reply