Bokkusu (Nigel Peake) typespecimen This book’s 2-page introduction gives

This book’s 2-page introduction gives just a taste of the esteem in which he is held in Japan—the remaining sixty or so pages will show why he’s earned that esteem

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This final issue of the series of Typography papers opens with a beautifully illustrated article by the type designer Gerard Unger on “Romanesque” letters

But that’s not what interests us at present

Bokkusu (Nigel Peake) typespecimen This book’s 2-page introduction givesThese drawings are about a type of box that Nigel Peake encountered for the first time in an antique store outside Kamakura, Japan, in 2019. (Incidentally, we were in Kamakura once. They have the most beautiful Starbucks we have ever seen. [Google it.] And we also saw a man catch a squid with his bare hands. And there was a nice jam shop. [Have you tried this jam, though?]) A beautiful, beautiful book. Like, Starbucks in Kamakura beautiful. We are