This week we present a few of illustrator Donald McKay’s red and black historiated initials for the 1925 Grabhorn Press printing of Richard de Bury’s 'Philobiblon.' Learn more here: https://t.co/1xma7xlNk2

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Woody Leslie’s book 'Parsely' is “a verbo-visual artist’s book that uses words alone to both narrate and illustrate a story, ostensibly about the neighbor’s parsley being eaten by some caterpillars under my watchful eye.” Learn more: https://t.co/aAH1jfmzMb

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In this week's post, Head of UWM Special Collections Max Yela takes a look at the typography of 'Harry Potter'! Read about it here: https://t.co/pkHMos9gQP

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It's and we've got a little mystery afoot! All we know about "Noah's Alphabet of the Ark" is that it was "taken from an 18th C. alphabet" and bears the ownership label of Lili and Erich Wronker of The Ron Press. Any ideas? See more here: https://t.co/1pKamOyuNc

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It's the American Encyclopedia of Printing! Which begins w/ a colonialist chromolith, of course. https://t.co/5BTtJ8dcXO

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This we give you "The Discovery of Florida," hand set in Fransiscan type. Grabhorn Press, 1946. https://t.co/xwchXxNdTB

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We've got a new acquisition this Simon Redington’s SHAKE: The Ballad of the Blue Jean Bop https://t.co/HqUVA9KrVj

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Abstract typeface from the creator of the Photoshop cover https://t.co/bkmbfgDXFh

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We're enjoying a bright Tuesday with typeface by designer Jonathan Hoefler

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There's something ever so slightly Oriental about this Kewl font by - and we like it

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This pretty floral font by Anniksha Began has got us dreaming of summer http://t.co/wBbkXX2SoR

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"There are a lot of naff script fonts out there," says , "but this is a good one."

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Painterly, yet figurative sculptures of typography created by Pawel Nolbert

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