Forever Everett
by Nolan Paparelli
Forever Everett is an hybrid publication celebrating simultaneously Daniel Everett’s photographic work and the eponymous typeface designed by Nolan Paparelli. The publication is composed of a series of 6 double-sided posters, folded twice, which becomes a large booklet when combined together, always alternating between photo- and typographic details. While both medium react to each other at an equal level as a spread, being zoomed in and fostering interesting close-up, each sheet can then be taken out and used as a single poster. This hybrid form also echoes the versatility of the typeface, showing its interesting balance between a display and text typeface. Each type poster highlights quotes from the photographer himself with different weights and sizes, showing the full spectrum of the Everett font family. Published by: WELTKERN® Content: 24 pages Size Publication: 240 × 340 mm Poster: 480 x 680 mm Weight 0.195 kg Design: Nolan Paparelli Photographs by: Daniel Everett Language: English Publishing date: 21 03 2022 Printed by: Offizin Scheufele, Germany Specs: Softcover (no binding) 3x photo posters, double-sided, folded twice 3x type posters, double-sided, folded twice Paper: Okastar 100g/m2 (coated) Munken 100g/m2 (uncoated) Print run: 500 ex. Images © WELTKERN® / Nolan Paparelli All rights reserved.
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