Dan Reynolds

@typeoff

Typografie- und DTP-Lehrkraft @designkrefeld. Dr. phil. @HBK_BS 2019. @Fontstand News editor. Amateur design historian researching 19th C. German typefoundries.

Krefeld, Germany

typeoff.de

Joined September 2008

Dan Reynolds
@typeoff
Oct 10, 2023
Near Frankfurt? Coming to the Buchmesse? @jeromeknebusch, Edvinas Žukauskas & I will speak at the Klingspor Museum on the evening of October 20th. All about Neuland & its newest revival Koch Grotesk from @poem_editions. It would be great to see you! offenbach.de/microsite/klin…
Dan Reynolds
@typeoff
May 11, 2023
I won’t see any of you in Paris this time, but at least there is this
Poem
@poem_editions
May 10, 2023
Find a delicious essay by @typeoff in the @ATypI goodie bag 🥰
Dan Reynolds
@typeoff
Apr 28, 2023
125 years ago today – at exactly 12:05 in the afternoon, Berlin time – H. Berthold AG filed prints of 13 sizes of Akzidenz-Grotesk’s regular weight with the Berlin Muster-Register. That means that it is the typeface’s “birthday” right now. typeoff.de/2023/04/notes-…
Dan Reynolds
@typeoff
Dec 12, 2022
Schneekönigin is a really excellent typeface.
St Bride Foundation
@stbridefdn
Dec 12, 2022
A snow-capped typeface to match today's weather from the Stempel Foundry's giant 1925 specimen book. tinyurl.com/3xk3dxr8 #typography #TypeSpecimen #libraries
Dan Reynolds
@typeoff
Dec 6, 2022
About 100 years ago, there were two methods by which brass-type fonts for bookbinders were industrially manufactured in Germany. I found a detailed description for one method (sandcasting) and translated it for you over on my website.
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