Lime Grove with Washington signs I’ve kerned A–Z, a–z and 0–9 of the Washington typeface so that it’s useful for most English language app...

For a child born in 1971 and growing up in 70s Britain, probably the most magical place in Britain would have been BBC Television Centre . A...

I was looking at the excellent Chris’s Acorns site the other day, when I found another archetypal use of Christine Lord ’s Oxford typeface ...

If you've had a good look at my blog you'll know that, though the medium may vary, it's essentially all about me copying somethi...

A little while ago Gareth Randall dropped me a line to let me know he was going to use my Anchor typeface for one of his projects. Gareth...

Whilst browsing dafont.com the other day, I noticed that (yet) another version of the classic Letraset Oxford typeface has been created, a...

After seeing this , look what somebody very kind sent to me:  Click to enlarge

Regular readers of this blog will no doubt have been bored witless by my endless posts about the creation of a TrueType font based on the ...

Twelve years ago, when the internet was all shiny and new and I hadn't even heard of GNU/Linux , one of my favourite websites was the Mi...

Kaleidoscope is a non-profit making organisation that researches vintage British television. Their publications are essential reading for a...

When I posted about my VHS and PAL plug-ins for The GIMP , I forgot to say why I originally wrote them. As I was using the VHS plug-in last...

This morning, I stumbled upon... http://new.myfonts.com/fonts/profonts/sportowy/ Head -> Desk -> Head -> Desk -> Head -> ...

I've finally finished my Scene.ttf font (which you can find out more about here and here ). I added all the glyphs I think I'll ev...

After producing Version v.0.001 of my Scene font (my version of the Letraset Oxford typeface ) I found all the empty glyph spaces I was le...