Our latest book gives designers a seldom-seen peek into the studio of a lettering master, where logos, posters, and signs are drawn by hand.

An untitled catalog and some tiny wood blocks from India invite us to rewrite type history.

In the latest from Letterform Archive Books, author Gennifer Weisenfeld shares a defining wonder of global design history

The major solo exhibition features over 150 type-driven artifacts from the self-described “humble negro printer”. Join us on July 20 for an opening reception with Kennedy and curator Kelly Walters.

We’re dedicated to preserving and celebrating typographic design from underrepresented groups, including women.

From embroidery to weaving, there is a long history incorporating letterforms into fabric. In this visit to the Archive’s stacks, we’re pulling multiple threads on items that tie text to textiles.

Hundreds of annotated font proofs from Joshua Darden document and illuminate the process of making typefaces.

A variety of planners, event guides, and type specimens offer over a dozen ways to represent the year through lettering and typography.