Skip to main content

Topic

Typography

34 published works

  1. Technology and AI

    "We need to stop advocating Helvetica as the best typeface."

    By Greg Storey

    Aasawari Kulkarni, an AICAD fellow at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, writes in TYPE01 magazine: Helvetica in all its glory has more than served its life’s purpose and even…

  2. Other

    Thirteen ways of looking at a typeface.

    By Greg Storey

    Suddenly I could use any typeface I wanted, and I went nuts. On one of my first projects, I used 37 different fonts on 16 pages. My wife, who had…

  3. Other

    Inside the font factory: meet the man who shapes the world’s letters.

    By Greg Storey

    I love Erik Spiekermann just as much as the next designer, but it’s nice to have this article from the Financial Times featuring a different design/typography legend, Bruno Maag. He…

  4. Explorations with Information and Technology

    Make Legal Information Look Nice, the Font Edition

    By David Whelan

    I have made some terrible choices over the past twenty+ years working on the web and with information. Questionable fonts. Weird logos and images. You live and you learn. I…

  5. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Butterick’s Typography for Lawyers is Now Available for Free Online

    By Kent Streseman

    In the appellate advocacy world, the holidays have arrived early.As Ruth Anne Robbins put it in her classic 2004 article Painting with Print, "[p]ersuasion includes looking good on paper." So,…

  6. Appellate Advocacy Blog

    Thinking Thursdays: Two-spacers, please stop being so selfish

    By Ruth Anne Robbins

     Ruth Anne Robbins, Distinguished Clinical Professor of Law, Rutgers Law SchoolThe big news this week in field of law and typography[1] was a Washington Post story about a study that…

  7. North Carolina Appellate Practice Blog

    Typography in Appellate Briefs: Courier Fans, It Is Time to Make the Switch of the Century

    By Beth Scherer

    Less than a year ago, we blogged on a CLE presentation by Court of Appeals Judge Rich Dietz on typography in appellate briefs.  At the time, Judge Dietz urged appellate practitioners to abandon…

  8. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    Check your typography

    By Legal Writing Prof

    Pamela Keller of the University of Kansas recently reminded lawyers to pay attention to typography. In an article in the June Journal of the Kansas Bar Association, Keller stresses the…

  9. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    calling all font geeks

    By Legal Writing Prof

    If you enjoy learning about fonts and typography, here is a video for you.hat tip: Karen Mika(spl)

  10. Legal Writing Prof Blog

    fontastic

    By Legal Writing Prof

    For all you fans of fonts and typography out there, here's a review of new book on point. The book review itself has some really interesting links to tell you…