#Gill Sans

[enderparty101]

Have this too! It's not finished.

I'd like to have uncommon moments of animated panels in the comics. Most likely I'll tag it whenever that happens.

[gill-sans]

Eric Gill

[fonttown]

Font identified: Gill Sans Ultra Bold Condensed

[lil-bobcatz]

Teehee- :]

Did sum doodles of my good friend @enderparty101's character Ranger! Love this buff fish-

More doodles are gonna pop up of their characters so ye! :D

[stone-cold-groove]

Gill Sans Medium.

[nia1sworld]

See people? This is why I ship Tenor and Ranger..look

[happywebdesign]

https://architecturearchitecture.com.au/

[speakspeak]

WM Project — Mood Board

[dinnickhowellslikes]

[duardius]

happy bloomsday

excerpt, symbolist prose, from james joyce’s Ulysses [the bodley head, london, 1967 (seventh impression, w/ corrections), p245]. «So, to take a complex personal emotion and to embody it in a symbolic figure of legend is to immortalize it, to make it art.» [gilbert highet, The Classical Tradition, oup, new york, 1949, p507].

set in gill sans light.

more from Ulysses: ‹ineluctable›, ‹dante roman›.

[smithographic]

Business card from a private detective found in 1940s typography book.

→ Via Twitter

[enderparty101]

DONE.

Time to make its video-

[pauline-nunez]

Susan Howe, Il n’y a pas assez de feuilles, trad. Antoine Cazé, Paris, Ypsilon éditeur, 2021 »

[uwmspeccoll]

Staff Pick of the Week

For today’s staff pick, I want to share another book from the collection of our late friend Dennis Bayuzick, entitled Kimono| Kosode: A Decorative Study of the Kimono. Designed and bound by Carol Schwartzott (b. 1945), this book uses Japanese Chiyogami paper as the ‘fabric’ for the kimonos between archival boards throughout the book. The book explains to readers the history of the Japanese kimono’s creation and augments the information with beautiful decorative elements. Each fold-out includes a cut-out kimono as well as a heading and short section about the topic introduced in the heading. Another interesting feature of this book is its binding; it uses a piano-hinge binding designed by Hedi Kyle (b. 1937) and the patterned paper can also be seen wrapped around the dowels that make up the binding.

The book discusses the origins of the kimono, which was once called a kosode, and goes into detail about the historical periods when the garment gained popularity, explaining how “[with] each period in history, the kosode evolved, adapting its design and decorative elements to current style…”

Printed in an edition of 125 copies by Blacks Corner Letterpress with Monotype Gill Sans Light cast by the Bixler Press & Letterfoundry, this book was created for the Library Fellows of the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington DC in December of 2001.

View more Staff Picks.

View other books from the collection of Dennis Bayuzick.

– Sarah S., Special Collections Graduate Intern.

[dozydawn]

Elle Spain, August 1989.

Photographed by Gilles Bensimon.

Model: Carmen San Martín.

[lungs-and-gills]

Ta-freakin-da my dudes.

Look at my pinned post for the old wip intro