Now also Tiffany Wardle de Sousa. She obtained a Bachelors of Fine Arts with an emphasis in Graphic Design from Brigham Young University, she worked in magazine design in New York City, and returned to her native Utah to teach as an adjunct professor in Graphic Design at BYU. She was a Pleasant Grove, UT-based librarian and designer. At Reading, she pocketed a Master of Arts in the Theory and History of Typography and Graphic Communication. She created VolkSans, a Bauhaus-style rounded font not available for public consumption. She also made the gorgeous font Affiché (2002), inspired by turn-of-the-century posters of Charles Loupot. She manages a great web page on type books and is involved in many typographic projects: Interrobang (A SOTA Publication), Indie Fonts III (a type book), TypeCulture (another type book), the Society of Typographic Aficionados (as a board member), the Association Typographique Internationale, Typophile (as a moderator). Presently, she is based in San Jose, CA.

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