FF Clifford in use

The first drawings, dating back to 1994, were inspired by Alexander Wilson’s Long Primer Roman. The Italic is roughly based on Joseph Fry and Sons’ Pica Italic No. 3, from their 1785 specimen. [Kobayashi]

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Little, Big by John Crowley (2022 edition)2022

Ron Drummond
John D. Berry

Contributed by John D. Berry

<cite>Little, Big</cite> by John Crowley (2022 edition)

Comedias a honor y gloria by Greta Alfaro2016

Dídac Ballester

Contributed by Dídac Ballester

<cite>Comedias a honor y gloria</cite> by Greta Alfaro

Rotterdam, provisionalment by Octavi Monsonís2016

Dídac Ballester

Contributed by Dídac Ballester

<cite>Rotterdam, provisionalment</cite> by Octavi Monsonís

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Reason Magazine, Dec. 2001 – Aug. 03c. 2001

Erik Spiekermann
Susanna Dulkinys

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Reason</cite> Magazine, Dec. 2001 – Aug. 03

Komma interior page2008

Contributed by Norman Posselt

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Little, Big by John Crowley (2022 edition)2022

Comedias a honor y gloria by Greta Alfaro2016

Rotterdam, provisionalment by Octavi Monsonís2016

Reason Magazine, Dec. 2001 – Aug. 03c. 2001

Komma interior page2008

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FF Clifford in use

Little, Big by John Crowley (2022 edition)2022

Comedias a honor y gloria by Greta Alfaro2016

Rotterdam, provisionalment by Octavi Monsonís2016

Reason Magazine, Dec. 2001 – Aug. 03c. 2001

Komma interior page2008