Are fonts art? Letters find out! (with Stephen Coles)
Signs, menus, chopstick wrappers: Most of us see graphic design thousands of times a day without giving it a second thought. But behind every everyday object, someone somewhere was making careful, intentional design choices. “There’s a human designing the letters that go on that chopstick sleeve,” says Stephen Coles,…
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