A History of Type Design: Eric Gill, 1882–1940 (Speen, England) jebitems we can say Yes

we can say Yes

little here has incited as much delight as Mark’s pieces in our show Same Diff and the envelopes he’s sent us and we’ve perched on a shelf for all to see

And they had Burtin design this handsome thing

His playful creative process and the joy he gets from mechanical reproduction were on display in his collection of screen prints

A further installment of Eric Kindel’s pathbreaking history of stencil letters is published in contributions by him

A History of Type Design: Eric Gill, 1882–1940 (Speen, England) jebitems we can say YesUsing a variation on the Japanese frottage technique of Takuhon, curator Gavin Morrison and artist Scott Myles have taken impressions from the headstones of prominent type designers and then turned them into limited edition lithographs. Each one is printed at 100% of the original rubbing. And each one is a total stunner. Heres ol Eric Gills, unfairly beautiful for such an awful person. Goes well with this book by Morrison and Myles Note: Were not