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Zuzana Licko
Sacramento, CA-based foundry established in 1984 by Zuzana Licko and Rudy Vanderlans. They were "in" during the grungy early 1990s, but ran out of steam and out of fashion around the turn of the century. They had their own magazine, and were in the limelight in the 1990s. Lea Chapon's thesis at Estienne in 2006 was entitled Emigre : typographie et critique de la typographie---strangely, it was removed from the school's web site---Emigregate? The typophiles are not gentle with their critique. In the collection, we find these fonts: Arbitrary (1992), Awkward (1991), Berkeley (1990), Citizen (1990), Elektrix (1990), EmigreEight (1990), EmigreFifTeen (1990), EmigreFourTeen (1990), EmigreTen (1990), EmperorEight (1990), EmperorFifTeen (1990), EmperorNineTeen (1990), EmperorTen (1990), IndustrySans, KubotaFont (1991), Lunatix (1990), Marvelous (1991), Matrix (1988-1991), NeoTheo, Oblong (1990), STICadillac (1990), Sample (1990), Senator (1990), Simplex, TemplateGothic (1991), TotallyGlyphic (1990), TotallyGothic (1990), Transportation (1990), UniversalEight (1990), UniversalNineTeen (1990), VariexBold (1990), VariexLight (1990), VariexRegular (1990), Zenith (1990). Also, by designer:
Nancy Mazzei and Brian Kelly: Backspacer (1993).
Zuzana Licko: BaseMono (1997, a monospaced family), BaseNine (1995), BaseTwelve (1995), Dogma (1994), Filosofia (1996, Emigre's (unicase) version of Bodoni), Hypnopaedia (1997), Journal (1993), the Lo-Res family (pixel fonts at sizes 9, 12, 15, 21, 22, 28, made in 2001), Modula (1990-1995), MrsEaves (1996, Emigre's version of Baskerville), Narly (1993), Quartet (1993), SodaScript (1995), Solex (2000), Tarzana (1998), Whirligig (1994).
Bob Aufuldish and Eric Donelan: BigCheese (dings, 1993), ZeitGuys (1994, funny dingbats).
John Hersey: Blockhead (1995, Alphabet and Illustrations), Thingbat (1995).
Conor Mangat: BoksHeavy (1994), BoksThin (1994), Platelet (1994, inspired by California license plate systems---organic and quite dysfunctional).
John Downer: Brothers (1999), Council (1999), Triplex (1990), Vendetta (1999).
Sibylle Hagmann: Cholla (1999).
Frank Heine: DallianceFlourishes (2001), DallianceRoman (2001), DallianceScript (2001), Motion (1993), OaklandEight (1990), OaklandFifTeen (1990), OaklandSix (1990), OaklandTen (1990), Remedy (1992).
P. Scott Makela: DeadHistory (1994).
Miles Newlyn: Democratica (1992-1993), Missionary (1992), SabbathBlack (1994).
Rodrigo Cavazos: EideticNeo (2000).
Jonathan Barnbrook: Exocet (1992), Manson (1993), Mason (1993).
Edward Fella: FellaParts (1993), Outwest (1993).
Jeffery Keedy: KeedySans (1991).
Mark Andresen: NotCaslonOne (1995).
Claudio Piccinini: Ottomat (1996).
Rudy VanderLans: Suburban (1994).
Zuzana Licko
Sacramento, CA-based foundry established in 1984 by Zuzana Licko and Rudy Vanderlans. They were "in" during the grungy early 1990s, but ran out of steam and out of fashion around the turn of the century. They had their own magazine, and were in the limelight in the 1990s. Lea Chapon's thesis at Estienne in 2006 was entitled Emigre : typographie et critique de la typographie---strangely, it was removed from the school's web site---Emigregate? The typophiles are not gentle with their critique. In the collection, we find these fonts: Arbitrary (1992), Awkward (1991), Berkeley (1990), Citizen (1990), Elektrix (1990), EmigreEight (1990), EmigreFifTeen (1990), EmigreFourTeen (1990), EmigreTen (1990), EmperorEight (1990), EmperorFifTeen (1990), EmperorNineTeen (1990), EmperorTen (1990), IndustrySans, KubotaFont (1991), Lunatix (1990), Marvelous (1991), Matrix (1988-1991), NeoTheo, Oblong (1990), STICadillac (1990), Sample (1990), Senator (1990), Simplex, TemplateGothic (1991), TotallyGlyphic (1990), TotallyGothic (1990), Transportation (1990), UniversalEight (1990), UniversalNineTeen (1990), VariexBold (1990), VariexLight (1990), VariexRegular (1990), Zenith (1990). Also, by designer:
Nancy Mazzei and Brian Kelly: Backspacer (1993).
Zuzana Licko: BaseMono (1997, a monospaced family), BaseNine (1995), BaseTwelve (1995), Dogma (1994), Filosofia (1996, Emigre's (unicase) version of Bodoni), Hypnopaedia (1997), Journal (1993), the Lo-Res family (pixel fonts at sizes 9, 12, 15, 21, 22, 28, made in 2001), Modula (1990-1995), MrsEaves (1996, Emigre's version of Baskerville), Narly (1993), Quartet (1993), SodaScript (1995), Solex (2000), Tarzana (1998), Whirligig (1994).
Bob Aufuldish and Eric Donelan: BigCheese (dings, 1993), ZeitGuys (1994, funny dingbats).
John Hersey: Blockhead (1995, Alphabet and Illustrations), Thingbat (1995).
Conor Mangat: BoksHeavy (1994), BoksThin (1994), Platelet (1994, inspired by California license plate systems---organic and quite dysfunctional).
John Downer: Brothers (1999), Council (1999), Triplex (1990), Vendetta (1999).
Sibylle Hagmann: Cholla (1999).
Frank Heine: DallianceFlourishes (2001), DallianceRoman (2001), DallianceScript (2001), Motion (1993), OaklandEight (1990), OaklandFifTeen (1990), OaklandSix (1990), OaklandTen (1990), Remedy (1992).
P. Scott Makela: DeadHistory (1994).
Miles Newlyn: Democratica (1992-1993), Missionary (1992), SabbathBlack (1994).
Rodrigo Cavazos: EideticNeo (2000).
Jonathan Barnbrook: Exocet (1992), Manson (1993), Mason (1993).
Edward Fella: FellaParts (1993), Outwest (1993).
Jeffery Keedy: KeedySans (1991).
Mark Andresen: NotCaslonOne (1995).
Claudio Piccinini: Ottomat (1996).
Rudy VanderLans: Suburban (1994).