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 Once again. No. No. No. We adore AbstractFonts. We would like it to live a long and healthy life. Thank you for your time. Tørnquist out.
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 Reminds me a bit like vintage greeting card lettering which I adore. Anyone know what this is? Ty in advance.
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Good one T?ist. I adore Blambot's fonts, but didn't recognize this one. Kudos.
P.S. I have often wondered...what is the "?" in your name? Am I missing a non-standard character or something?
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koeie, Oh I suppose :) Though I thought I was being accosted my first visit here.
and neogrey yes i suppose they have to learn somehow or another if they do.
and i must admit... "back in the day" i am guilty of this cardinal sin myself. yes, it's true.
[edited to clarify:I never asked for a commercial font for free, but was willing to receive one]
anyone remember fonts-anon?
Well I posted on the forum asking if anyone knew what the name of the font used on The Smashing Pumpkins Adore Album was...
In reply I received a copy of Novella in my mailbox, which (AT THE TIME!) I was more than happy to accept and keep on the down-low so to speak.
At that time I made websites and graphics, but didn't think about creating fonts myself, and I guess I assumed that fonts were generated, or that type designers made bucoo bucks so what would it matter if one little sale to little old me slipped by.
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No, I got it from The Atlantic website. My own copy comes airmail, and it is just like yours, with the white band that I suyppose is for the address tag for the US Mail.
You're right, though. The PNG and GIF formats are way better when there are no photographs involved, ie for text only images. And the weigh less too.
The redesign is truly beautiful. I took the night to go back and forth the pages. Clean and powerful. The force of the sans serif is balanced in the cover page by the old masthead, in the interior pages by the elegant H+F Mercury. Adore.
I love the magazine and with this new dress, I guess I'll renew from now my subscription.
For those who are not The Atlantic readers, you can read Bierut's analysis – a bit of a case history, for those in the industry – even on Pentagram's website. Click here:
http://pentagram.com/blog/2008/10/new-work-the-atlantic.php
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