Andrew Graham
@andrewgraham
Cymro yng Ngogledd Iwerddon a Sir Benfro 🏴 Does web things. Frustrated typeface designer. Wednesday Night Runner. Retro Oner. Taskmaster fan. Hambon. 📍Lisburn
Ah, Pembroke Dock ferry terminal. I think this must be the inspiration for Severance
I am in Aberystwyth, which is one of my favourite places in the world, but typographically difficult to space
Might add a little postscript to my blog post series on Electronic Shelf Labels. I bought a four-colour one from AliExpress and managed to reverse engineer the image format
Nice! My 4-colour one arrived today and have figured out the image format
“Let’s start with the name. Paul McCartney literally means Paul, son of Cartney”
So I’ve made another font, 22 years after I last released one. Very proud of this one. I’m hoping to release it in the summer - all depends on admin shenanigans though. But watch this space.
Absolutely loved Copenhagen. Flawless public transport, clean, chilled and relaxed vibe. Did my 50th parkrun too!
Dusted off an old typeface experiment of mine, a horizontal contrast italic serif. Tidying it up and trying out a few uppercase letters. I'm starting to love it. It's weird but has the familiarity of old italics, so is surprisingly readable #typography
I can’t believe these figure skaters are doing their Wordles at the same time, no wonder they’re all falling over
Gwych! Nice! The Wikipedia page for Patagonian Welsh is trending on Hacker News
Disappointed that 90% of my official half marathon photos are of me struggling to turn off Strava
Did the Belfast Half Marathon today and achieved my goal of running it all the way. Woohoo!
Tenuous Taskmaster series 20 connection: my font was used in the opening titles of Sanjeev Bhaskar’s sitcom
I was waiting for the NYT Connections shade, and my goodness it did not disappoint
I contributed a little bug fix to Amiberry to enable me to read Amiga floppy disks on my Mac and now I’m going through my old magazine cover disk collection running software from 1990
At Cardiff City, where the pie of the month is “Classic” (presumably horse)