Typography: The Talkative Type

Printers’ Ink Monthly
February, March April and May 1921
Type Talks 
E.M. Diamant

Art Direction
June 1957
let type talk … let’s talk type
Herb Lubalin

Further Viewing
8 Faces: Let’s talk type. Herb Lubalin.

 
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Lettering: LSC, the Name Is Familiar

Lettering Service Company
Printers’ Ink Monthly
May 1921

Lubalin, Smith, Carnase

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Street Scene: Frank Frazetta’s Brooklyn Addresses

1930 U.S. Federal Census
1203 Avenue Y.

School Transcript
Attended Public School 209.
Home address: 2747 Coney Island Avenue.

1940 U.S. Federal Census
2435 East 11th Street (below) was around the corner of 1203 Avenue Y.

Abraham Lincoln High School
Enrolled January 31, 1942

Google Street Views

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Frank Frazetta’s High School 
Michele Falanga

 
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Typography: Lunar New Year

Which one do you like? The Lunar New Year begins January 25.


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Anatomy of a Logo: Metal Hurlant #3, 1975

The Metal Hurlant logo for this issue was an homage to the Amazing Stories  
and Astounding Stories logos.

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Typography: Joseph Diongre, Architect

Jos Vandenbreeden and Linda Van Santvoort
Sint-Lukasarchief, 1989

Exhibition catalog design by Hennebert
56 pages; covers and selected pages below

 



















About Joseph Diongre


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Happy New Year

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