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Good job 👍

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i love her

Matthew Carter is the legend of typography.

Very touching. Lucky that you didn’t have to award it posthumously. He was clearly weak. But appeared as sharp as ever. One can only hope to go like that.

Ed Benguiat was one of the greatest letterform designers in the history of the printed word. His work still shines even today. He’s one of my favorites.

I was good friends with Sumner's son Lucas in high school. RIP Lucas.

wow, this is garbage.

master

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I bought Letraset’s Ready, Set, Go! for Macintosh and introduced it at our printshop in the late 1980’s!

Matthew Carter presented a very interesting and refreshing tribute of Adrian Frutiger. Carter and Frutiger are some of my favorite designers of type.

Wow, what a great talk! The resources mentioned are invaluable.

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A really interesting talk. I find it ironic that an Apple is on the podium - the company who, arguably, with their DTP systems, helped to make letterpress fall totally from favour - but you can't beat the crisp beauty of letterpress

This is some of the best professional advice I've ever heard from a speaker. Wonderful.

I cannot believe this excellent presentation has not received any comments before mine. I'm a (semi) retired graphic designer who was trained in the 70s in much the same way as Neil's working methods. We produced our scamps and visuals in gouache in those days, and lettered by hand . These are skills that I still have and continued to use as the industry became computerised with the Apple Mac in the 90s. I still paint on Arches paper and use Winsor and Newton watercolours. I was made aware of Neil's work when my wife (who has been tutored by Alex Preston) bought his 'As Kingfishers Catch Fire'. I love the illustrations in this book and the excellent line drawings (I also illustrate in pen and ink). I then realised that Neil did the covers for some of the Pete Brown beer books I own. Neil, you are an inspiration to my own work. All the best, Ian Laker.

6:44 this font is breathtaking

Is the background music to this video up anywhere online?

It is all good except the 8 minutes intro

I enjoyed this presentation very much. I wonder whether Karen Cheng's background in chemical engineering helped her to appreciate and design fonts, since font design is so technical?

"Universe"? Shouldn't the font's French name be pronounced more like "uni wear"? Excellent talk, though.

Thank you very much

Great content!

Audio is terrible !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Resist Global Authoritarians ✊

Mas Eric of thinking room❤️

Karen, your book is like a bible to me, thank you.

Thanks for uploading:)

Very impressive, congratulations mike! I'm proud of you!

I LOVED this gem of a film. Thank you sharing!

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Typographic voices of one woman. Unfortunate that the last section of this brilliant seminar was so overruled by Gloria. I was really interested in hearing more of the experience from Meryl

I’m excited to see how ARin VR incorporate wayfinding designs into holograms and projections

Oh, I guess the first speaker is straight up fawning over the rapist photographer. Great look for an event focused on female designers. And deleting comments. Great stuff.

Lovely talk. Came here via his insta.

Love this, just learning about him now and appreciate this little snippet.

RIP Ed Benguiat

thanks so much, ed, for your inspirational work: such a range, and style, and expression and surprise and elegance and apposite expression - never a stroke out of place

I spent time with Ed in the late 90s and he was so entertaining and energetic. I love his passion for typography. I've never met anyone else with his passion. RIP Ed. You had such and impact on my design career. Thank you.

Rest in peace, Mr Ed Benguiat.

What an amazing life and great sense of humor, thanks for the incredible work you left behind Ed!

Like Michael Angley, I took a typeface design class with Ed at the School of Visual Arts in the 70's. We always met before class to get coffee and although I wasn't a particularly great student, we laughed our asses off at so much nonsense we became close friends. He even invited me to take another year's class with paying! Visiting him at Photo Lettering where he worked was such a treat, watching him in action designing type faces.

any way to sync the audio and video on this?

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He was my teacher at the School of Visual Arts in 1970. An incredible, enthusiastic teacher who cared.

0:09 I got a lawsuit accusation after buying a font from a certain US font foundry in the 90's for pushing web fonts a little further in communication and web design by using "Hexweb Typograph" (the FIRST web font maker software EVER to embed web fonts in Netscape browsers in the age of David Carson "The end of print.") for an Apple Design contest in Germany. That made me aware of how "Pushing Tech Forward" really works 🤣

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