@thepytefoundry

Ingenious business idea: a commercial type foundry. Operated by @ellmerstefan, ensuring pytographic pleasure.

 Oslo, Norwegen
thepytefoundry.net
Joined November 2015
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Sharp Type@SharpTypeCo17 Feb 2023
Beaujon by @connordavenpo is here via #SharpTypeBeta! An homage to the great French printing types, Connor's sensitivity as a designer is clear in his work, which convincingly makes the argument that true aesthetic judgment only comes w/ a deep understanding of type history
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Rob Stenson@robstenson13 Apr 2022
an experimental audio plugin that does nothing with audio (but it does do realtime variable font animations)
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on current occasion
UlyssesAReadersOdyssey@MulhallOdyssey8 Oct 2022
‘Ulysses: A Reader’s Odyssey’ on sale @CheltLitFest. @NewIslandBooks
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Kinckq got a mention in 👇🏼
Fresh Fonts Foundry@fresh_fonts19 Jan 2023
Issue 87 is in your inbox! 🔥 ft. @TypeMatesFonts / @frerejones @marksimonson / @blackletratype / @tightype / @laboldevita / @thepytefoundry / @MargotLvq / @slobzheninov / @thinkingroominc / @PangramPangram_ You can also read it online: bit.ly/3QPvSXh
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David Pearson@typeasimage5 Jan 2023
I spelled January wrong. bookcoverreview.co.uk is now live! The first ten reviews are up, with more to follow in the coming days (which will be announced via @cover_review first). Enjoy!

The Book Cover Review

The Book Cover Review brings you 500-ish word reviews of beloved book covers – both new and old – from a range of voices around the world.

bookcoverreview.co.uk
David Pearson@typeasimage17 Nov 2022
If you’re interested in book design – and maybe even if you’re not – something nice is coming this way in December. See @cover_review for further updates.
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First ever recorded snowball fight (1897)
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@nan_xyz_6 Dec 2022
infinite infillism
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The English Alphabet
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Pataphysical Revelations!
Nick Sherman@NickSherman28 Nov 2022
Ah yes, the ornate serifs and ball terminals of Helvetica, made with hand and brush, promoted lovingly by the PR team at Monotype and rigorously verified by the editors at Print. printmag.com/typography/mono…
Screenshot of an article on the Print website with a giant hero image labeling Helvetica with unrelated design characteristics from Cotford Display.

ALT Screenshot of an article on the Print website with a giant hero image labeling Helvetica with unrelated design characteristics from Cotford Display.

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Plain Form@plain_form22 Nov 2022
Ready (Active, Bygone, Clouded), Light weight. A collection of display styles by @grifi_txt and @LucasDescroix. → plain-form.com/typefaces/rea…
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David Pearson@typeasimage17 Nov 2022
If you’re interested in book design – and maybe even if you’re not – something nice is coming this way in December. See @cover_review for further updates.
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Derek Jarman book here! @prototypepubs
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Tânia Raposo@ainat_4 Nov 2022
I mean … 😍
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E✨quisite use of Kink (2016)!
prototype@prototypepubs3 Nov 2022
Today we publish Derek Jarman's only piece of narrative fiction, Through The Billboard Promised Land Without Ever Stopping. Written in 1971 it is a surreal, fabular, lyrical work – a literary fairytale acid-trip road movie hybrid – the energies of which influenced his later work.
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Ken Hunt@Jkchunt17 Oct 2022
Read the first page of my ongoing erasure of the Book of Genesis:
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Rémi Forte@rmfrt11 Oct 2022
I love these early drawings by Adrian Frutiger
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Pushing boundaries; redefining quirkiness! Kudos @koeberlin & @nan_xyz_!
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@nan_xyz_27 Sep 2022
Ahoy me hearties! Introducin' « NaN Tresor » by Christoph Koeberlin @koeberlin 🏴‍☠️ nan.xyz/fonts/nan-tresor 🏴‍☠️
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In regards to the pre-modernist Grotesk this is ideologically more accurate than many «slick» revivals (no offence) — embracing cultural confusion, making the exception the norm and elevating indecisiveness to a conceptual level.
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Matthew Smith@mttymtt24 Sep 2022
Replying to @frank_chimero
My favorite has to be @thepytefoundry referring to Triptych as a mule. thepytefoundry.net/typefaces…

Triptych – The Pyte Foundry

The Best of Everything for your Pytographic Needs!

thepytefoundry.net
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