The book that will never see the light of day or dark of night for that matter

[testudo]

Originally Posted by aNt

i have it its tops!

i don*t, i don*t know;

is it available to the rest of the world#

[Céj]

according to this it's October 2005

[*_*]

hopefully. we'll see.

[Céj]

and it's november now... click

new pictures here

[big screen satellite]

having seen the text in this book (on the link above) its interesting to see that the font is the same as belly of st paul...which john also worked on...

[*_*]

Originally Posted by big screen satellite

having seen the text in this book (on the link above) its interesting to see that the font is the same as belly of st paul...which john also worked on...

noticed that too. many typographical elements found in tomato/uw stuff has been pretty consistent for about a decade now.

[nuxx]

EDIT: nevermind...

[noisegeek]

Originally Posted by *_*

noticed that too. many typographical elements found in tomato/uw stuff has been pretty consistent for about a decade now.

I think the consistency comes from tomato/john warwicker utilizing "classic" typefaces such as Helvetica, and Jenson rather than trying to design/find a new font for every project. The art is in the adaptation of traditional forms to communicate ideas in a new way.