I urge you all to come along to this online lecture – it’s an essential talk for all designers and non-designers to hear. You really won’t want to miss it!

Come and join us TODAY St Bride Library
for the #wayzgoose . Read more here... …mazingworldatfennerpaper.blogspot.com/2024/04/the-20…

TODAY!

TODAY!

TOMORROW!

Interested in Armenian typographic scripts?
On May 23, at 6:30 PM at our Institute, join us and Dr Elena Papassissa to discuss the modernisation of the Armenian typographic script and its impact on the development of subsequent Armenian typefaces.
Register shorturl.at/oCP26

Huge thanks to Peter Saville and Paul Barnes for delivering an exceptional part two of their conversation on typography and semiotics on Tuesday evening at St Bride. We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did!

Come and join us this Sunday St Bride Library for the #wayzgoose . Read more here... …mazingworldatfennerpaper.blogspot.com/2024/04/the-20…

Peter Saville St Bride Library last night. Honest and open about his work, design struggles and life in general. As much a part of my life growing up in Manchester as music and football. A brilliant evening.

Specimen booklet for Glint ornaments, designed by David Bethel for Monotype in 1956.

See more of our specimens by booking an appointment in our reading room, or find our digitised specimens here 👇
buff.ly/47B38IR

#type specimen #type #type design #ornaments #letterpress

We are excited to be taking part in this year's London Craft Week!

Learn the crafts of letterpress and wood engraving at one-day workshops, or pop into one of our open workshop events.

📆 13-19 May
🔗 sbf.org.uk/whats-on/categ…

London Craft Week #londoncraftweek #heritagecrafts

On 9 May, join Emily Yates (Mima’s Head of Accessibility and Inclusive Design) where she will talk about how to bring further inclusivity into the world of design.

Find out more: sbf.org.uk/whats-on/view/…

We’re delighted to announce that Peter Saviile will be joining us for Part Two of his conversation with Paul Barnes – ‘Always Now: Typography and Semiotics’ – on Tuesday 23 April.

Join us online or in-person. To find out more, please visit: rb.gy/635819

In Old English, the ampersand, '&', was considered the 27th letter of the alphabet. Children reciting the alphabet in school would chant 'per se', Latin for 'by itself', after letters that were words in themselves: 'A per se A, I per se I', etc, and also '& per se &'. This 'and…