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London Underground Typeface turns 100

Geschreven door Kris Van de Sande op 15/06/2016 in Media, Reizen, The Mobile Life.

It might be one of the most iconic and beloved fonts out there: Johnston. Since its creation in 1916 it has been used all over the London Underground and truly has been become part of the collective mind. For its 100th anniversary, TFL commissioned type foundry Monotype to delve into the original types, and create an updated fontset called Johnston100. Check the video for more!

The Call

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As soon as Christmas hits, everything slows down. It seems the entire world is slowly shutting down to celebrate the...

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iTunes Festival releases first names

30/05/2013 Kris Van de Sande

Timberlake, Jessie J, Queens of the Stone Age among the first artists.

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Weird Al Yankovic live at the AB

02/10/2015 Kris Van de Sande

Since the eighties, Weird Al has risen to fame and managed to stay relevant over the past three decades with...

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Jurassic World

10/06/2015 Kris Van de Sande

As almost everyone of my generation, we grew up with Jurassic Park. Toy dinosaurs, the lot! I vividly remember having...

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Apple lanceert de iPhone voor iedereen.

01/05/2020 Kris Van de Sande

Als geek-in-residence krijg ik regelmatig de vraag: “Welke smartphone moet ik nu kopen?” Mijn antwoord is al sinds maart 2008:...

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LaCie SSD Thunderbolt Drives

16/07/2013 Kris Van de Sande

LaCie's SSD Thunderbolt drives create a new class of speed.

Review, The Mobile Life

Adobe CC (Creative Cloud)

29/05/2013 Kris Van de Sande

“Creative Suite is dead, long live Creative Cloud!” Our review on Adobe’s latest offering of creative applications.

Opinie, The Mobile Life

Netsky vs Boris

07/07/2013 Kris Van de Sande

This morning I was reading an interview with now-famous Belgian DnB musician Netsky. In the interview he talked about living on the road, where after weeks at a time being Netsky, coming home and just be Boris again.