A Wood Engraving by Matthew Carter SureyStones Strikethrough charts a typographic chant

Strikethrough charts a typographic chant of resistance across more than a century of protest graphics—from nineteenth-century antislavery broadsides to the colorful posters of the Paris 1968 uprising

and yellow introduce a sense of forward motion and are inscribed with the campaign’s core tenets: ökologisch (ecological)

The booklet was published in 1989

when Louise Fili was working on Scripts

(We can’t bring ourselves to count how many symbols are here

A Wood Engraving by Matthew Carter SureyStones Strikethrough charts a typographic chantWe bet you didnt know Matthew Carter made a wood engraving. Or that he designed a Kis revival. This slender volume tells the stories of both. The engraving was made when he was nineteen, forgotten, and recently printed straight from the block for us by Art Larson at Horton Tank Graphics. The Kis was made more recently, once he got a few other type designs under his belt, and this is the first time its been used for anything. An interesting thing,