This Monkey’s Gone to Heaven & If the Devil is Six, then God is Seven. Against Anti-Foundationalism.

Written by: Elliott Earls

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After influencing a decade of typographic experimentation, Elliott Earls offers this personal and informed perspective on foundational visual training and its effect on letterform design.

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