Nick Garrett Margate & London Traditional Signwriting & Glass Gilding
 Shelley Script typeface, 1972
Matthew Carter  Galliard typeface, 1978
Matthew Carter  Bell Centennial typeface, 1978
Matthew Carter  Elephant typeface, 1992
Renamed Big Figgins, 1998
Matthew Carter  Mantinia typeface, 1993
Matthew Carter  Big Caslon typeface, 1994
Matthew Carter  Skia typeface, 1994
Matthew Carter  Walker typeface, 1995
Matthew Carter  Verdana typeface, 1996
Matthew Carter  Miller typeface, 1997
Matthew Carter  Yale typeface, 2004
Matthew Carter | MATTHEW CARTERTHE LONDON SIGN WRITERTypography Designer (1937-)
Designing Modern Britain – Design Museum Exhibition
Until 27 November 2005 |
| The most important typography designer of our time, MATTHEW CARTER (1937-) is one of the few designers whose work is used by millions of people every day. Having devoted the first half of his career to typefaces for use in print, such as Miller and Bell Centennial, he then pioneered the design of fonts for use on screen, notably Verdana for Microsoft. After leaving school… |
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