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projects / The Great American Typeface Road Tour

A road tour of American cities named after the fonts that made them.

Collaboration with Mark Walter. Photographs provided by Google Street View.

If you would like to download the book as a souvenir, you may do so here.

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Minneapolis

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Madison

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Chicago

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Cleveland

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Princetown

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: New York

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Baltimore

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Raleigh

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Charlotte

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Nashville

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: St. Louis

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Memphis

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Paris

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Abilene

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Santa Fe

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Phoenix

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Las Vegas

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Oakland

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Salem

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour: Seattle

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour

 

The Great American Typeface Road Tour

Road trips are among one of my cherished memories from childhood. In the summer of 5th grade, we drove our new Camry from Houston to New Orleans to Washington D.C. to Philadelphia to Atlanta and back to Houston. I don't remember too much, only things here and there, but I remember my parents decided to take the scenic route. That was my first time seeing the Appalachian Mountains or mountains in general and it was the most beautiful landscape I had ever seen. The '95 Camry is now my car, and though it has nearly 200,000 miles, it still gets me around Texas.