2001: A TYPOGRAPHIC ODYSSEY: Via

Ed Driscoll | 9:14 PM on April 07, 2004

2001: A TYPOGRAPHIC ODYSSEY: Via Bill Peschel, who has some interesting thoughts of his own on the subject.

For more on Stanley Kubrick’s font fetish, be sure to check out this article in England’s Guardian.

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