Kenji Nakayama: 9/4/24 production-originals And you’ve probably seen the

And you’ve probably seen the work of Armin Hofmann the Artist

We’ll wait

Bourbeau serving up a goblet of water with warmth and panache

William Berkson and Peter Enneson recover the notion of “readability” through a history of the collaboration between Matthew Luckiesh and the Linotype Company

but we’re not sure what to call it

Kenji Nakayama: 9/4/24 production-originals And you’ve probably seen theLong story: We were out for a walk without phone, pencil, or paper. A Black Lives Matter sign caught our eye. Nice lettering. We crossed the street for a closer look. What a beauty. In the lower corner was the makers mark: Need Signs? Will Paint. We needed to know more, but without any way to make a note, we had to repeat Need signs? Will paint. over and over and over again until we got home. And then we were able to dive into the work of Kenji