Bert Clarke: Typographer kenji-glows ¶ Armin Hofmann—who was guest

¶ Armin Hofmann—who was guest teaching at the time—sat at the traditional desk and I sat at the computer table

38 × 59 mm

This one sheds light on the intriguing and lesser-known history of how a dry transfer typeface inspired renowned type designer and art director Hans Donner (b

and designers seeking new means of conveying thoughts and emotions through the visual

this is a model of bookmaking and an exceptional showing of exceptional faces

Bert Clarke: Typographer kenji-glows ¶ Armin Hofmann—who was guestWhen K. Small was but a twinkle in our eye, we knew this was a book we wanted to make available to people. Bert Clarke was an exceptional book designer. His work was not acrobatic or innovative. It was merely excellent. We could use more merely excellent book designers.