How hand-drawn typography was reborn A commercial artist turned influential designer, Ed Fella made a huge impact with his quirky fonts. By Steven Heller. Published January 2, 2012 1:00AM (EST) -- ...

“We’d be particularly excited to see hand-drawn typography on our screens with perfectly imperfect, almost-nostalgic feeling features.” Advertisement “Crafting is having a positive resurgence.

The 1990s ushered in a radical new era for typography, as the rise of desktop publishing democratised font design and unleashed unprecedented creative experimentation. What emerged was a wild mix of ...

While his lettering journey started almost two decades ago, he traces his love for hand-drawn typography to his childhood. "The Tamizh book covers from the 60s, 70s and 80s had a certain charm.

“We’d be particularly excited to see hand-drawn typography on our screens with perfectly imperfect, almost-nostalgic feeling features.” “Crafting is having a positive resurgence.