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Nicole Phillips’ Article on Design Online

by Amy Papaelias posted September 9, 2015

Nicole Phillips of Typographher wrote “The rational and irrational mechanics of visual language” published on Design Online.

posted in News & Notes

Amy Papaelias

Amy is a design educator and type nerd living in New York’s Hudson Valley. She has spoken at and written for various type-related venues, and co-edited an issue of Visible Language. She helps keep the lights on here at Alphabettes.org.

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