Speaker at the ñh 03 conference
[righthand] From 8 to 10 November 2006, ?SND Spain?:http://www.snd-e.org/index.html organised their annual…
Invited at the Fag festival 2006
[lettrine]ff06[/lettrine] is not the 2006 bunch of new FontFont but the name of the…
Parisine Office wins the Observeur du design 07 ?star?
?Parisine Office,?:/alphabets/view/ParisineOffice designed in 2005 by Jean François Porchez, as corporate…
Porchez Typofonderie gives support for ATypI Lisbon 2006
?Association Typographique Internationale?:http://www.atypi.org/06_Lisbon is holding its 2006 annual conference in Lisbon, Portugal. This…
Prolongation: Parisine PTF special offer
Special offer ?prolongation?:/gazette/hot_news/?id=251 of ?Parisine PTF?:alphabets/view/ParisinePTF packs through 10 September 2006…
Lecture at Lurs en Provence
With Gérard Blanchard in Lurs, 1997
Jean François Porchez will be present on the 22 August 2006 at the annual meeting of the Rencontres Internationales de Lure, for a lecture among various others eminent specialists. The Rencontres where created during the 50’s by Maximilien Vox, the same year as ATypI created by his friend Charles Peignot.
Musée du quai Branly set in Parisine Plus
The Musée du quai Branly open today. Its the master cultural project of the president Jacques Chirac. What is more interesting is the main typeface used for signages and communication is Parisine Plus.
Parisine PTF special offer
Available through 31 July 2006.
[lettrine]T[/lettrine]o celebrate the launch of the ?Parisine PTF,?:alphabets/view/ParisinePTF clients…
Parisine PTF
This new family in OpenType format is now available for purchase. There is few interface details on the website to be updated. Please wait…
Ambroise typeface in details
The typeface Ambroise is a contemporary interpretation of various typefaces belonging to Didot’s late style, conceived circa 1830, including the original forms of g, y, &; and to a lesser extent, k. These characters are found in Vibert’s typefaces. Vibert was one of the appointed punchcutters of the Didot dynasty. Punch cutting at the time was a hard and long task.