Publisher: Bradbourne Publishing Ltd
Publication: 2002, First Edition
Binding: Softcover, saddle-stitch
Pages: 52
Size: 250 x 345
Text: English
(Publishers review) 'During 21 years of publication, Baseline has become the leading international magazine about type and typography. It began life in 1979, published by the graphics arts products manufacturer, Letraset. It was originally intended as mainly a vehicle to promote new typeface designs, made available under licence to typesetting system manufacturers. Published ‘when available material allowed’, Baseline nevertheless gained an immediate reputation despite only appearing on average once a year for its first 10 years of existence. Its editorial content, despite the obligatory typeface promotion, struck a chord with the typographic community, because of its objective, and informed approach.' (Source) Baseline Magazine
Contents:
- Editorial, Hans Dieter Reichert & Mike Daines
- Reviews, Editorial team & Wayne Ford
- Stencilwork in America 1850-1900, Eric Kindel
- Tisdall Script - a typographic interpretation, Michael Harvey
- Images of Lakeland - making connections, Howard Pattinson
- Introducing the first digital lettering tool, Steven Heller
- Adrian Tyler - invisible cities, Horacio Fernández
- A matrix of images and ideas, Mark Gilbert
- Lexicon, Editorial team
Condition: Very Good. All titles are used and show shelf ware consistent with age. Light rubbing to covers and edges. Missing original belly-band. Loose from cover.
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