Today's post (compared to post #1 and post #2 in this series) will be short and to the point. It has to do with the differences betwee...

In the first of this series of "Typographic Pet Peeves," I addressed the issues associated with leaving leading (pron. "ledd...

I'm starting a new series on the blog, in the hopes that revealing pet peeves as a practiced graphic designer will find fertile ground w...

While listening to Doug Cole's Gaming Ballistic interview with Tim Shorts of Gothridge Manor (because I tend to put these on in the ba...

Okay, so now that you've had a day or two to recuperate from being properly overwhelmed by Monday's post regarding all the various ...

In response to Friday's post "Some good examples of bad type..." (which was, itself, prompted by a response to Thursday's...

Tim Shorts made a request in regards to yesterday's typography post , asking what differences to look for between poor and professional...

Let's take a step back to the late 1980s for a moment... I was in college majoring in graphic design and, unlike today, there wasn...