Typographic Portrait of type design Matthew Carter.
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Matthew Carter, a typographer whose work is marked by a combination of expression and restraint, was one of four cofounders of Bitstream, a digital type foundry based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Bitstream was among the first of the independent font foundries. More than a decade later, Carter and Cherie Cone (also one of the Bitstream founders) left to start a smaller company called Carter Cone Type. Here Carter produced some of his finest works: the fonts Elephant, Mantinia, Sophia, Big…
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Matthew Carter SITE for identifying typefaces based on characteristics
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This is school project, based on a type-designer, Matthew Carter.Combining the 2 things that speak for typography nowadays, Digital and Print, I made this poster.
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Matthew Carter — Wikipédia
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Matthew Carter
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Invitation, poster and catalogue printed and digital (.folio for ipad) for an exhibition on Matthew Carter, a type designer
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The typeface Georgia was created in 1993 by Matthew Carter
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I really like this poster series I don't know. But numbers just appeal to me. I like the series because there's alot going on but it's still a cohesive design because of the numbers
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kyleread: Matthew Carter. I want this Poster Sized for my studio. Saw Matthew Carter speak at the Cooper Union last fall. Very insightful history that was backed up by an amazing presentation.
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Matthew Carter. Regarded by many to be the most important type designer of modern time. His work is used daily by millions of people.
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Bell Centennial Type Specimen Poster
Bell Centennial Type Specimen Poster (Sophomore Typography)
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Used in an announcement (in this Manystuff blog post at least) for an event at Centre Pompidou in Paris.
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Five things you should know about Matthew Carter - The Boston Globe
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I almost walked right past a package intended for me until, out of the corner of my eye, I noticed a little red stamp. “First Class” it said — only 1" x 1.5" — and unmistakably Mantinia. An envelope from Matthew Carter, surely. Immediately I inquired about its origin; h
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