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Category Archives: Typography
Waxing thematic
So. Whilst visiting imjustcreative.com I read this post about WordPress themes which lead me to this article—a list of some pretty cool minimalist/typographical designs. I couldn’t go past this one: Wu Wei, by Jeff Ngan. There’s just something about the gorgeous, chunky Helvetica (well, actually it’s Helvetica Neue—if you have a Mac you’ll be seeing [...]
Also posted in Blogging, Computing, The Web, WordPress Tagged change, design, mac, typesetting, Typography, wordpress themes, wu wei 1 Comment
Safari just got better
I’ve spoken before about the reasons I like OS X so much. But who am I kidding? I’m sure the real reason is that Apple just knows how to make things look pretty. Therefore, an entire post about font smoothing. When will Microsoft catch up?
Also posted in Computing, The Web Tagged apple, font smoothing, mac, microsoft, safari, The Web, typesetting, Typography, windows Leave a comment
Donald Knuth, the Mac, and practical typography
You could call me any combination of fussy, perfectionist, OCD or just plain anal when it comes to matters of typography. I wasn’t always this way—at least not about matters of type. I think the root cause of my problem is that I’m an intuitive learner. I can’t stand to learn things by rote and [...]
Also posted in Computing Tagged apple, design, desktop publishing, donald e. knuth, iwork, latex, mac, macbook, os x leopard, pages '08, pages '09, passions, tex, typesetting, Typography 2 Comments
Why I’m not a fan of ClearType
A quick comparison of how different the amazing font Inconsolata looks in Mac OS X versus Windows. (Spoiler: not so amazing in Windows.)