Jamie Clarke Type

<p>Typography plays a defining role in a TV show&#x27;s identity.

<p>A custom typeface gives your brand its own distinctive voice, consistent typography and freedom from recurring licence fees.

<h2>Reel: Bold Headlines Without the Shouting</h2><p>Bold condensed headlines are everywhere: film titles, posters, book covers, sports graphics, tabloid front pages.

<h2>New branding… with a little help from my friends</h2><p><strong>I didn’t plan to change my logo</strong></p><p>I was fairly ambivalent about my previous logo.

<h2>Pioneering the art of the book cover</h2><p>Margaret Armstrong (1867–1944) was a book cover designer whose intricate Art Nouveau-style bindings are the pinnacle of early 20th-century publishing.

<h2>How not to take 10 years to design a typeface</h2><p>I’ve often heard type designers speak about the many years spent crafting a typeface.

<p>In summer 2023 I heard a talk about AI and type design by Filip Paldia, of <a href="https://www.lttrink.com/">LTTR/IN</a><a href="https://www.lttrink.com/">K</a>.

<p>Matching fonts to food is often nuanced and subjective, but it’s also creative and fun.

<p>After 12 years and 228,317 followers, <a href="https://blog.8faces.com/">Type Worship</a> on Tumblr is coming to an end.