I found this in the most recent Communication Arts Design Annual. The design was created by Sharon Werner and Sarah Forss of Werner Design Works, Inc. I am guessing that the design was done sometime in the past year. The Alphabeasties are printed in the form of flashcards, activity books, and pillows and are intended to teach children that typography can be fun. The same letter can have a very different attitude depending on which type family it belongs to, and yet, it still represents the same sound.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
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I found this in the most recent Communication Arts Design Annual. The design was created by Sharon Werner and Sarah Forss of Werner Design Works, Inc. I am guessing that the design was done sometime in the past year. The Alphabeasties are printed in the form of flashcards, activity books, and pillows and are intended to teach children that typography can be fun. The same letter can have a very different attitude depending on which type family it belongs to, and yet, it still represents the same sound.
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