Reads tagged with “typography”
Alphabet in Motion: Artist Kelli Anderson’s Wondrous Pop-up Biography of the Letters
Advice from My 80-Year-Old Self: An Artist’s Bittersweet Legacy of Real Wisdom from Strangers Ages 7 to 88
“Nothing will be what you expected.”
A Vintage Illustrated Love Letter to Books and How They’re Made
“There is a reason for nearly everything.”
Whatever You Are, Be a Good One
From Tolstoy to Tumblr, a compendium of timeless wisdom on life.
Edith Windsor on Love and the Truth about Equality, Illustrated
“If you really care about the quality of somebody’s life as much as you care about the quality of your own…”
A Child of Books: An Illustrated Love Letter to the Wondrous World of Words and Stories
A jubilant paean to books as participatory engines of self-discovery, self-creation, and self-transformation.
A Darkly Delightful 1905 Poem Celebrating Punctuation, Newly Illustrated in Silkscreened Typographic Art
“The semicolons’ mournful racket is drowned out by surrounding brackets…”
From the Gold Rush to Silicon Valley: How Mark Twain Became the Steve Jobs of His Day
The power of mischief, timing, and typography.
David Foster Wallace on Leadership, Illustrated and Read by Debbie Millman
“A leader’s real ‘authority’ is a power you voluntarily give him, and you grant him this authority not with resentment or resignation but happily.”
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