Comments on: Typografriday: Movie Typecasting, Gotham http://theexpertsagree.com/2009/12/typografriday-movie-typecasting-gotham/ The Experts Agree: Art, design, culture, craft and other neat stuff. Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:24:02 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: The Experts Agree | TypograFriday: Movie Typecasting, Handlettering http://theexpertsagree.com/2009/12/typografriday-movie-typecasting-gotham/comment-page-1/#comment-600 The Experts Agree | TypograFriday: Movie Typecasting, Handlettering Fri, 29 Jan 2010 09:38:01 +0000 http://theexpertsagree.com/?p=5816#comment-600 [...] I’ve had since Dr Bex Lewis responded to my Keep Calm post… Yves Peters cited my Gotham=Oscar Font hypothesis in his FontFeed column ScreenFonts. Which in my personal world is like getting featured [...] [...] I’ve had since Dr Bex Lewis responded to my Keep Calm post… Yves Peters cited my Gotham=Oscar Font hypothesis in his FontFeed column ScreenFonts. Which in my personal world is like getting featured [...]

]]> By: ScreenFonts: December 2009 | The FontFeed http://theexpertsagree.com/2009/12/typografriday-movie-typecasting-gotham/comment-page-1/#comment-597 ScreenFonts: December 2009 | The FontFeed Thu, 28 Jan 2010 00:16:24 +0000 http://theexpertsagree.com/?p=5816#comment-597 [...] and Samantha are joined by Jessica Pettigrew and Kirsten Finkas on the blog The Experts Agree. The December 18th entry of TypograFriday focuses on a new trend in “movie typecasting”, and I wouldn’t be [...] [...] and Samantha are joined by Jessica Pettigrew and Kirsten Finkas on the blog The Experts Agree. The December 18th entry of TypograFriday focuses on a new trend in “movie typecasting”, and I wouldn’t be [...]

]]> By: T. Ratatatat http://theexpertsagree.com/2009/12/typografriday-movie-typecasting-gotham/comment-page-1/#comment-475 T. Ratatatat Sun, 20 Dec 2009 03:00:23 +0000 http://theexpertsagree.com/?p=5816#comment-475 Hi guys. Lovely seeing you again, of course. And while i likely agree with you on the trend, owen, as all sheep track lower cases, there is perhaps one (perhaps not so interesting piece of trivia) thing about the SINGLE MAN poster, which actually comes directly from the Fashion-Designer-as-Brand pocket of TOM FORD, who marked his label with Gotham just before Obama did, and thus, his first foray into film-making. And despite a few misses in the film, the meticulous curation of his identity, from the art direction to the film coloring, also includes the typography. Not sure what my point is, and I'm not sure if I'm defending or just also making an observation about it all, but I assume that at least on one occasion, the poster had less to do with an oscar ploy than it does one man's obsessive aesthetic singularity. Ahem.... As you have observed, something some of us can relate to. HAPPY HOLIDAYS from 3 feet under. Hi guys. Lovely seeing you again, of course. And while i likely agree with you on the trend, owen, as all sheep track lower cases, there is perhaps one (perhaps not so interesting piece of trivia) thing about the SINGLE MAN poster, which actually comes directly from the Fashion-Designer-as-Brand pocket of TOM FORD, who marked his label with Gotham just before Obama did, and thus, his first foray into film-making. And despite a few misses in the film, the meticulous curation of his identity, from the art direction to the film coloring, also includes the typography. Not sure what my point is, and I’m not sure if I’m defending or just also making an observation about it all, but I assume that at least on one occasion, the poster had less to do with an oscar ploy than it does one man’s obsessive aesthetic singularity. Ahem…. As you have observed, something some of us can relate to.

HAPPY HOLIDAYS from 3 feet under.

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