Another typeface, Berthe, will be available from 2018.ДЄlso in the artistвЂ™s editions shop is a recreation of a sweatshirt worn by Carolee Schneemann in a photograph from 1976, emblazoned with the phrase вЂњABC We Print AnythingвЂќ. The Two Lines English Egyptian typeface is a font created by the Caslon foundry of Salisbury Square, London around or probably slightly before 1816, that is the first general-purpose sans-serif typeface in the Latin alphabet known to have been created. The other is Nizioleti, a face named after stencil-painted Venetian street signs, and originally conceived for an identity for the 13th Venice Architecture Biennale. Caslon Two Lines English Egyptian in an early specimen book Not to be confused with Caslon.

So far two typefaces are available including English Egyptian, an interpretation of William CaslonвЂ™s Two Lines English Egyptian from 1816, вЂњarguably the first sans serif printing type to be sold commerciallyвЂќ.

Abyme offers a platform to implement, publish and distribute these works and develop new editions with a wide circle of collaborators.вЂќ Many of the editions and typefaces began life as a вЂworkвЂ™ inside another вЂworkвЂ™ produced by John Morgan studio or through the extended culture and relationships of the practice. вЂњConsequently at the heart of Abyme is a digital type foundry. This was the start of what we now consider Sans Serif typefaces. 1816 William Caslon IV created the first typeface without any serifs at all. вЂњAbymeвЂ™s interest often but not exclusively begins with text or typography,вЂќ John says. 1815: Vincent Figgins created Egyptian, or Slab Serif the first time a typeface had serifs that were squares or boxes. Selling exclusive artistвЂ™s editions, such as a glass ouija board by Paul Elliman, and typefaces developed by John and Adrien themselves, the platform brings together bi-products of previous projects from John Morgan studio. Graphic designer John Morgan and typographer Adrien Vasquez have launched Abyme, a new digital type foundry and online art store.

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