Cuddle up to your design partner and watch Helvetica
Posted by Thomas on January 17, 2008 - 7:03pm
Love it or hate it, you can't escape the typeface Helvetica.
Logos for major brands such as 3M, Microsoft, Toyota, Staples, and
American Airlines are set in Helvetica. You'll also find this popular sans-serif typeface on IRS
forms, street signs, and in word processing software. Last summer
marked Helvetica's 50th anniversary and the release of Helvetica, a feature-length independent film by Gary Hustwit about typography and graphic design.
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