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The annual TDC2 competition. The jury was headed by Gary Munch, and consisted of Jill Bell, John Downer, Dennis Pasternak and Richard Weltz. The winners are - Dreamer DD: a comic book font by Robin Spehar.
- Pradell: a text font by Andreu Balius.
- Whitman: an old style figures font family by Kent Lew (KL Type Foundry).
- Alphatier: a scribbled letter font by Mark Jamra.
- Azuza: a strongly slabbed font by Jim Parkinson.
- Dearest: a lovely medieval scribe font by Christina Torre (P22).
- Globetrotter: a fine handprinted font by James Lebbad (Lebbadesign, USA).
- ITC Jeepers: Nick Curtis's famous display font.
- Keester: a comic book titling font by Jim Parkinson.
- Media Core 3: dingbats and techno glyphs by Jens Uwe Meyer and Heinrich Paravicini (Mutabor Design, Germany).
- Woodley Park: double-stroked medieval display font by Nick Curtis.
- Brioso Pro: a Renaissance font family by Robert Slimbach (Adobe, see here).
- Federal: From Letterror, Erik van Blokland's great dollar bill lettering.
- Minion Pro Greek: Robert Slimbach.
- Myriad Pro Cyrillic & Greek: Carol Twombly, Robert Slimbach, and Fred Brady.
- Rialto: a text family by Giovani de Faccio and Lui Karner (dftype, Austria).
- Siemens: by Hans-Jörg Hunziker.
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EXTERNAL LINKS
TDC2 Type Directors Club's Type Design Competition 2002
Google search page
INTERNAL LINKS
Past type competitions ⦿
Type scene in New York ⦿
Nick Curtis ⦿
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