kibo@aix01.aix.rpi.edu (James 'Kibo' Parry) (05/29/91)
[] Does anyone know who designed "Seagull" and when? I've seen it available from a few sources, but I've never seen any information about where it came from. (I suspect it's fairly recent.) Just wondering... (And it actually does "match" the seagull that's in a client's logo, with its interesting curves...) -- ............................................................................ James "Kibo" Parry kibo@world.std.com Independent graphic designer 271 Dartmouth St. #3D, Boston, MA 02116 specializing in logo and (617) 262-3922 typeface design.
editor@chinet.chi.il.us (Alex Zell) (06/02/91)
In article <f-mhfm_@rpi.edu> kibo@aix01.aix.rpi.edu (James 'Kibo' Parry) writes: > Does anyone know who designed "Seagull" and when? I've seen it >available from a few sources, but I've never seen any information about >where it came from. (I suspect it's fairly recent.) I saw Seagull only in Letraset's listings. Where else did you find it? The overall shape of the letters reminded me of something Alan Bright did on Brighton, and the serifs were definitely reminiscent of Raleigh, which is apparently distributed by the same purveyor, "Fonts." I know nothing more about this company than its name. If you call Letraset, they should be able to tell you how to get in touch with Fonts. Please post any new information or email me and let me know how you did. -- Alex Zell editor@chinet.chi.il.us Pictou Island, NS