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My MATD Blog
Posted by Bendy in
27 Sep 2011 — 5:45am
27 Sep 2011 — 5:45am
I'm now in Reading starting the one-year MATD course, and just in case anyone's interested in following my progress, I've started a blog over on Tumblr. A Year of Type Design will chart the excitement and challenges of my studies.
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27 Sep 2011 — 6:24am
Link doesn't work.
27 Sep 2011 — 6:44am
Thanks Riccardo, it's fixed now.
27 Sep 2011 — 6:45am
Works fine from here.
Good start Ben! :D
28 Sep 2011 — 4:43am
Cool, Ben. Good for you.
I envy you the focused immersion and access to resources (although, not necessarily all the coursework itself ;-).
Enjoy yourself and milk it for all it’s worth!
28 Sep 2011 — 9:06am
Thanks! I'm gonna figure out how to get a nicer Tumblr theme. Yeah, the workload is going to be huge, I just hope I don't get completely submerged and have no time to blog.
28 Sep 2011 — 1:51pm
Although we potential spectators surely appreciate the thought, that should probably not be your primary concern. <8-)
28 Sep 2011 — 2:12pm
Enjoy every minute there, Bendy!
13 Jul 2012 — 5:11am
For anyone interested, my typeface project, Lumen, is now posted to my Behance portfolio.
13 Jul 2012 — 6:25am
Good work, Bendy!
13 Jul 2012 — 7:34am
As you know, I find this work quite impressive.
No public view of your magic arrows? :-)
hhp
13 Jul 2012 — 7:42am
Ha, I know. They didn't really fit the Behance format. Think I'm going to write a blog post about that, as I want to do justice to the idea before offering it for critique.
Chris, thank you! :)
9 Oct 2012 — 5:59am
Hrant, finally: Between black and white
9 Oct 2012 — 6:35am
A big hug to you my friend.
hhp
11 Oct 2012 — 6:34pm
Thinking about your method more deeply, I realize that a good way to see it is as ligating the limen - the border between black and white (noting that type design is essentially liminographic). This is in contrast to Legato, which attempts to ligate black and white in parallel.
hhp