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Stadtaspekte, special issue “Land in Sicht!”

Contributed by Love Lagerkvist on Apr 30th, 2017. Artwork published in
2016
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    In this special issue of Stadtaspekte magazine Jakob Kornelli masterfully explores the four different optical sizes of Robert Slimbach’s masterpiece Minion. The composition alternates between huge headlines and page-stuffing long form, arranged on a stage of color and photography, grabbing every opportunity to show off this modern classic.

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    2 Comments on “Stadtaspekte, special issue “Land in Sicht!””

    1. Peiran Tan says:
      Apr 30th, 2017 11:03 pm

      So after TNR, Arial and Georgia, we’re now finally exploiting the default-ness of Minion?

      I have very, very mixed feelings about this.

    2. Angelo Stenek says:
      Feb 6th, 2018 6:18 pm

      @Peiran Tan, so finally the circle will close! Anyway what’s wrong with that?

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