LSD #02: A Typographic Issue
Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. The work of font designer Jean-François Rey and his exhibition âTypography and comicsâ is the focus of its second issue, with the aim of drawing attention to the position of font designers and considering the evolution of a practice and technological rupture. Also featured are a text on the history of art and graphic design by Catherine Guiral, Frank Adebiayeâs studies on 'free' fonts, and an essay by Camille Circlude on research into inclusive, non-binary, post-binary, or even genderfuck typographical practices.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
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LSD #02: A Typographic Issue
Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. The work of font designer Jean-François Rey and his exhibition âTypography and comicsâ is the focus of its second issue, with the aim of drawing attention to the position of font designers and considering the evolution of a practice and technological rupture. Also featured are a text on the history of art and graphic design by Catherine Guiral, Frank Adebiayeâs studies on 'free' fonts, and an essay by Camille Circlude on research into inclusive, non-binary, post-binary, or even genderfuck typographical practices.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
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Le Signe Design (LSD) is a periodical platform for production, distribution, creative support, dialogue, and mediation between the artistic field of graphic design and the public. The work of font designer Jean-François Rey and his exhibition âTypography and comicsâ is the focus of its second issue, with the aim of drawing attention to the position of font designers and considering the evolution of a practice and technological rupture. Also featured are a text on the history of art and graphic design by Catherine Guiral, Frank Adebiayeâs studies on 'free' fonts, and an essay by Camille Circlude on research into inclusive, non-binary, post-binary, or even genderfuck typographical practices.
224 pages, 13 x 19 cm, softcover, French/English, Le Signe Design (Chaumont).
