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These are more misdemeanours than outright typographic crimes, with the exception of Mitchell’s Wholesale Provedores, with its faux condensing and ASCII apostrophe. But do think about how large signage can move.
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Dynamic signage
These are more misdemeanours than outright typographic crimes, with the exception of Mitchell’s Wholesale Provedores, with its faux condensing and ASCII apostrophe. But do think about how large signage can move.
ITC Eras ITC Eras was designed by Albert Hollenstein and published by ITC. ITC Eras contains 6 styles and family package options. Publisher: ITC on Monotype
Take a P There is such a thing as a lowercase p in ITC Eras. Why the designer opted to use the uppercase is beyond us, especially as it is heavier and wider than the lowercase, and the wrong shape. And the script is too loosely spaced. Photographed by Patrick Ng in Australia.