Good to see my Byron's typeface used in such an innovative way.
That typewriter was a very lucky find on a Spanish auction site. It was shipped from Spain, got lost in the mail, and took something like 5 months to reach me -- I had almost given up hope. Now, its obscure typographical soul has transmigrated to a digital font and is starring on blogs read 'round the world.
Richard, have no fear - if I see a Byron, I'll snap it up! The font is a good blend between quirky and consistent. I'd use your Remington, but the 'm' is a little off so it distracts. Then again, there's no m in recto or verso...
Good to see my Byron's typeface used in such an innovative way.
ReplyDeleteThat typewriter was a very lucky find on a Spanish auction site. It was shipped from Spain, got lost in the mail, and took something like 5 months to reach me -- I had almost given up hope. Now, its obscure typographical soul has transmigrated to a digital font and is starring on blogs read 'round the world.
Keep an eye open for Byrons there in the UK!
Richard, have no fear - if I see a Byron, I'll snap it up! The font is a good blend between quirky and consistent. I'd use your Remington, but the 'm' is a little off so it distracts. Then again, there's no m in recto or verso...
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