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“You wouldn’t steal a car” anti-piracy campaign may have used pirated fonts

Digging into archived site points to use of questionable text styling.

Ars Technica

Behemoth and the designer.

I bought FF Trixie Cyrillic in the mid ‘90s for packaging and magazine #design projects.
30 years later I now connect with Erik, the designer in ways I never dreamed possible. Right here: @letterror

A #typewriter #typeface with “17 million points” in the design.
10,824 #glyphs.

Long live #FontFont. Long live Neither Confirm Nor Deny. 🙌

https://letterror.com/fonts/fontfonts.html

After FontFont at LettError.com

On the availability of LettError Type after Monotype.

Franklin Type Book, Franklin Typographers, ca. 1970

Flickr

Just reminiscing with @fhardwig about the type specimen websites we made for #FontFont back in 2008. It was the first time we got to work together, chatting over his sketches between talks at the TYPO conference in Berlin. The FF DIN site is gone, but somehow Monotype kept these running:

http://metaserif.com/
http://trixiefont.com/

FF Meta Serif :: A FontFont Focus by FontShop

FF Meta Serif: a text typeface by Erik Spiekermann and Christian Schwartz. Free downloads and tech info on the Mac/Windows fonts.