As the old adage goes: third time is a charm. I finally combined my personal blog (used to be on kilianmuster.com) and the Pixelblast website (used to be on an overpriced .JP domain) into Pixelblast.net.
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Some history
Before the DTP revolution, the life of a typographer felt more like being a mechanic, either using a machine that looked like a steam-punk typewriter, casting type in lead as one line of type (guess who’s company name was inspired by…
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Grundsätzliche typographische Regeln der Lateinschrift werden natürlich nicht aufgehoben, schließlich geht es immer um die Wahrnehmung des Menschen und wie er Informationen verarbeitet, also universelle Prinzipien, die grundsätzlich für alle Menschen…
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Typography historically used to be somewhat confined to type, although the selection of paper and even some aspects of bookbinding were still things one had to think about when designing for any printed matter. Ever since phototypesetting, digital publishing…
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The Arc90 Lab started an interesting experiment called, you guessed it, “Readbility”. Why wait for typographically impaired websites to finally see the light (if ever)? The open and dynamic character of the web enables us to alter the content and…
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