|Film| Font o’ Adventure

Spectrum Staff | July 26, 2008

On Friday I was moving some boxes of books into my new office. Suddenly my friend and colleague, Milbert Mariano, came to the door and stood there starring at a book of mine (pictured). Then he grabbed it off the stack and closely examined the cover and the spine while remarking about the clean and striking font. . .he was trying to identify the font by sight. He is, after all, a graphic artist and the man who designed this site.

In honor of the arts, here’s a great font of humor.

Do you have a favorite font?

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