From calligraphy, to concrete poetry, to digital type, Raghunath Krishna Joshi’s influence on Indian letters is boundless. Meet the man who used writing to unite the subcontinent.

This treasure chest of 600+ specimen cards holds a complete snapshot of the last metal type foundries in Germany.

The Occasional is an irregular printed update from an unusual institution. Get your free copy now.

The last installment of our design education toolkit offers alternative ways to teach and learn typography using themed tables in the Online Archive.

Our latest book opens the vault on Vienna 1900, sharing a graphic design showpiece of the Secession’s leading artist-designers and their students.

Sabiha Basrai recommends globally expansive approaches to studying typography.

Curated sets of objects in the Online Archive tell a visual story of typographic design, starting with the Western world.

Nineteenth-century printed ephemera brought color and design innovation to the masses. Thousands of fine examples of this blossoming graphic design will join the Archive.