Some hand-lettering that's not names. Pretty proud of my trashy illuminated manuscript. (Part two)
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Some hand-lettering that's not names. Pretty proud of my trashy illuminated manuscript. (Part two)
“As my friend Julian puts it, only half winkingly: “God blessed me by making me transsexual for the same reason God made wheat but not bread and fruit but not wine, so that humanity might share in the act of creation.” ― Daniel Mallory Ortberg, Something That May Shock and Discredit You
hand lettering by me
This is exactly as funny as I thought it would be.
Got to design the art for the Steam Halloween Sale this year! Who am I to turn down any opportunity to draw historical ghosts, honestly
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Typography Tuesday
This week we present typographic sample pages from American illustrator, type designer, and book historian Warren Chappell ‘s 1935 book on type-design theory The Anatomy of Lettering, printed at the Golden Hind Press in Madison, New Jersey for the New York publisher Loring & Mussey. The book is dedicated to Chappell’s teacher and mentor, the great German type designer Rudolf Koch, who had died the year before. The text focuses on design developed from practiced hand work. The publishers note that “The reader will emerge from the study or The Anatomy of Lettering not as a restricted mechanical copyist bur as an original and versatile letterer.”
Shown here are pen-drawn Roman and italic letters; alphabets set in Koch’s Kabel (designed 1927-29) and Neuland (designed 1922/23) types, representing single-stroke and block letters; blackletter or Gothic letters in their Fraktur form; a set of Rotunda-style Gothic.
This book is another donation from our friend Jerry Buff, a prolific collector of fine press and fine publishing, and books on books.
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(oh look i made a thing)
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Oak King Holly King is a gay Victorian fae romance. It comes out February 14th, 2022, and you can preorder it on Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo!
Shrike, the Butcher of Blackthorn, is a legendary warrior of the fae realms. When he wins a tournament in the Court of the Silver Wheel, its queen names him her Oak King – a figurehead destined to die in a ritual duel to invoke the change of seasons. Shrike is determined to survive. Even if it means he must put his heart as well as his life into a mere mortal’s hands.
Wren Lofthouse, a London clerk, has long ago resigned himself to a life of tedium and given up his fanciful dreams. When a medieval-looking brute arrives at his office to murmur of destiny, he’s inclined to think his old enemies are playing an elaborate prank. Still, he can’t help feeling intrigued by the bizarre-yet-handsome stranger and his fantastical ramblings, whose presence stirs up emotions Wren has tried to lock away in the withered husk of his heart.
As Shrike whisks Wren away to a world of Wild Hunts and arcane rites, Wren is freed from the repression of Victorian society. But both the fae and mortal realms prove treacherous to their growing bond. Wren and Shrike must fight side-by-side to see who will claim victory – Oak King or Holly King.
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