Vor genau 18 Jahren haben wir die erste FontShop-Konferenz angekündigt, die FUSE 95 in Berlin. Besonders stolz waren wir auf unsere erste Website, die wir für diese Veranstaltung ins Netz stellten. Man kann sie sich noch heute ansehen:www.typoberlin.de/fuse95.
You can now check out the conference breakdown and speaker schedules on our website. Click through a speaker’s name for a quick bio. Day 1 will begin with WORKSHOP’s, Jessi Arrington and the notable Erik Spiekermann will be closing out the conference on Day 2. With a packed schedule, we suggest to plan out your days in advanced as to not miss anything exciting! Please note that sessions are 45 minutes each and the program is subject to change. Stay posted with us for more updates!
…until TYPO Contrast ticket prices increase!
What better way to Contrast the 2012 conference than to flip the closing session on its head? We’re excited to announce that in April 2013, Mike Monteiro will take the reigns as a main stage facilitator and Erik Spiekermann will close out the conference on April 12.
We’re thrilled to announce the first round of speakers for the second annual TYPO San Francisco focusing on the theme Contrast.
As a social scientist, I’m interested in something you probably rarely think about – who are designers? All sorts, you might say. Like other creative industries, graphic design has a reputation for heterogeneity and inclusivity. It isn’t who you are that matters, but rather what you create.
The badge is your key to TYPO London, it makes sure that you can enter the conference at any time without waiting.
Have some drinks on us and mix with the speakers and other attendess.
TYPO London’s facilitator Erik Spiekermann and Phil Baines, professor of typography at Central Saint Martins, invite nine TYPO attendees to follow them on a 2 hour lettering themed bike tour through Bloomsbury on Sunday, October 21st 2012. Get to know their favourite typographic sights: we will be starting at the British Library gates, heading through Bloomsbury (School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine), pass Covent Garden/Trafalgar Square (Coliseum & St Martin’s Schools) and Victoria (New Scotland Yard) and then head north to St Bart’s and Smithfield to end up having a drink there or near King’s Cross.
Congratulations to Jenny and Sherry, our contest winners of this week (see all entries of contest week 11 here). Jenny shows what you could do when you are in need for some extra $$ and have spare body parts:
