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January 01/22
Toronto,
Toronto Night Time,
Firework Display,
Toronto New Year Firework Display On Toronto Waterfront,
During the time we were in Medellin they were having a special display of orchids at their botanical museum. Prizes were given to particular categories of orchids. All were beautiful.
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Last month we showed a few images of Noort’s two upcoming fonts — the display weight and the icons — and now they’re here! We’ve polished them up and stacked the icons with some helpful tech under the hood to make it easier for you to use. The icons can be generated by either choosing them directly from the Glyph Palette (in OpenType-savvy programs) or by typing in the first few letters of the icon. As you type, the icon will cycle through the choices if there’s more than one. Want a triangle? Start typing t–r–i–a–n… and you’ll see the options one after the other. More than just a cool programming trick, this can quickly take the guesswork out of finding what you want. Alphabetical cheat sheets included. And a UFO.
Along with the following books, the display has copies of artifacts from the Academy's Archives:
Cross - Zeppelins of World War I
Harries – The Last Days of Innocence
Vansittart – John Masefield's Letters From The Front 1915 – 1917
Adams – World War I
Gay – World War I
Howard – The First World War
Bosco – World War I
Persico – 11th Month 11th Day 11th Hour
Ellis – Eye-Deep in Hell
Goldstein and Maihafer – World War I
Heyman - Daily Life During World War I
These display tables were designed to have the feel of an old fashioned writing desk with a modern twist.
An archaeological dig display at Crailo State Historic Site in Rensselaer, New York. Some items may have belonged to the Capital District Tourism Gnome!
Last month we showed a few images of Noort’s two upcoming fonts — the display weight and the icons — and now they’re here! We’ve polished them up and stacked the icons with some helpful tech under the hood to make it easier for you to use. The icons can be generated by either choosing them directly from the Glyph Palette (in OpenType-savvy programs) or by typing in the first few letters of the icon. As you type, the icon will cycle through the choices if there’s more than one. Want a triangle? Start typing t–r–i–a–n… and you’ll see the options one after the other. More than just a cool programming trick, this can quickly take the guesswork out of finding what you want. Alphabetical cheat sheets included. And a UFO.
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Best of Cleveland Party at "Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum." Horrible Adorables was awarded the Best Stuffed Animals award by Cleveland Magazine!
Killdeer (Charadrius vociferus) at the Net Ponds, Virginia Tech. I'm not sure what this display was for, but the bird did it repeatedly for some time.