From digital to print to digital again—that’s the path John D. Berry‘s “dot-font” articles have taken.
They began as column installments on CreativePro.com; then, with our blessing, Mark Batty Publisher released expanded versions as two books, dot-font: Talking about Design and dot-font: Talking about Fonts. Last year, John made available the text (but not the images) of dot-font: Talking about Design as a free PDF, Word document, and plain text file. Now he’s done the same with dot-font: Talking about Fonts.
You can download the files here.
This article was last modified on February 10, 2022
This article was first published on September 2, 2011
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