Illustration Art
JULY 3, 2011
Illustrator Henry Raleigh had a thing for shoulders. Other artists loved to draw hands. Al Dorne , Steve Ditko and Mort Drucker all emphasized hands in their pictures, building compositions around them and infusing them with significance. Amedeo Modigliani's tastes were a little different; he seemed to have a thing for necks , extruding them to achieve the effects he wanted.
Fonts by Hoefler&Co.
JULY 8, 2011
We’re generally content to control font outlines by pushing points around on a screen, but an intuitive interface for managing the entire gestalt of a type family remains elusive. Andy Clymer at H&Co tends to develop fonts and tools together (one always seems to be the excuse to create the other), and this is his latest exploration: using facial recognition to control the basic parameters of a font’s design.
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Fonts by Hoefler&Co.
JULY 8, 2011
We’re generally content to control font outlines by pushing points around on a screen, but an intuitive interface for managing the entire gestalt of a type family remains elusive. Andy Clymer at H&Co tends to develop fonts and tools together (one always seems to be the excuse to create the other), and this is his latest exploration: using facial recognition to control the basic parameters of a font’s design.
Illustration Art
JULY 22, 2011
Ever since civilization invented modesty, the fig leaf has created special challenges for artists. One of Denis Zilber's typically fun solutions The awkwardness of Durer's early efforts.eventually gave way to more natural looking solutions by artists such as Frank Schoonover, Harold von Schmidt, Al Parker and James Avati: But the motivations remained the same: to make the censor's prohibition seem like a mere coincidence of nature.
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