HeyJaredType of Culture
A newsletter about cultural moments in design, typogrpahy, and tech.
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02 — Typography I’ve noticed lately (opens the original)
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Firstly, thank you for all of the love on this first version of this post. I didn’t realize so many people also cared about the weird and cool ways typography shows up in our lives. Second, I’m making this a recurring post on my Substack. I hope you enjoy it and I hope I can keep up the stream of consciousness vibe so many of you responded to in the first one. But I think you will! If you like learning about niche drama from other industries, this is the post for you. Rama Duwaji, my calligraphy
How “Adults” uses graphic design to world-build (opens the original)
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I honestly thought this was going to be a small paragraph in the next roundup style post I did, but I think this adorable show deserves its own short post. After finishing season two of Adults I went back to season one because they did something I don’t think I’ve ever seen another TV show do — they made a prequel style episode which became the new pilot episode. Apparently viewers found the original opening of the pilot to be, shall we say, off-putting? If you have no idea what I’m talking abou
Typography I’ve noticed lately (opens the original)
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Okay, I’m trying something new with this post — stream of consciousness writing because otherwise I get too focused on making things perfect instead of making them exist. The following are a bunch of typographic things I’ve come across in everyday life over the last couple of months. Things that have stood out to me as fun and quirky applications of type or as a commentary on the current state of design.Loewe’s hardware-as-type momentLoewe recently released their Type Fuss
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