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We Want You To Love Type

Name: We Want You To Love Type
Author: Johanna Biľak and Alan Záruba This publication presents more than 50 projects by 44 Czech and Slovak designers
ISBN: 9789080948310

by Johanna Biľak and Alan Záruba This publication presents more than 50 projects by 44 Czech and Slovak designers

by Johanna Biľak and Alan Záruba This publication presents more than 50 projects by 44 Czech and Slovak designers, and focuses on the process of creating innovative typographic solutions that often use experimental processes to venture into unknown territory. We Want You To Love Type includes an essay by Peter Biľak "Experimental Typography. Whatever that means," as well as an overview from the exhibition curators on the development of Czech and Slovak type design and typography. This publication was produced as a companion to an exhibition at the International Biennale of Graphic Design in June 2004 which later traveled to Prague and The Hague. e-a-t (experiment and typography) is concerned with documenting the stories, concepts, and processes behind typeface design projects. Designed by Johanna Biľak (née Balušíková) Published by Typotheque, 2005 Bilingual, in Czech and English Softcover, 40 pages, 2-color and full color printing, 6.8 × 9.45 inches ISBN: 90-809483-1-4

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