Sighting Cooper and its friendly bold serifs made me reflect on some of the more notable uses of the typeface in its almost 90-year history.
And there are no signs of stopping.
Monday, September 6, 2010
Cooper Black in Colonia
Cooper Black was among the last 12 typefaces I expected to find in the dusty cobblestone back roads of ultraquaint Colonia, Uruguay. But then this happened:
Sighting Cooper and its friendly bold serifs made me reflect on some of the more notable uses of the typeface in its almost 90-year history.
Sighting Cooper and its friendly bold serifs made me reflect on some of the more notable uses of the typeface in its almost 90-year history.
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Love the Garfield throwback. I own it.
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