A Type Designer's Journal

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Jason Castle, founder of CastleType, has pursued many passions over the years: performing Medieval music and doing calligraphy and illuminating in his twenties, computer programming in his thirties, digital type design in his forties, returning to school in his fifties to get his masters in counseling psychology and even interning as a psychotherapist for a few years. But, after all his meandering, Jason finally realized what he wants to be when he grows up and has returned full-time to his first and truest love: type design. It is Jason's hope to share his delight in type design with others through this blog.

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Type: When a Word’s Look Mattered - Emigre’s History at Gallery 16

via nytimes.com

If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, be sure to check out this the 'Emigre' typography exhibition at Gallery 16 in San Francisco. “Emigre at Gallery 16” continues through Jan. 29 at 501 Third Street, San Francisco; (415) 626-7495, gallery16.com. Read more in this article from the New York Times (January 10, 2010).