It’s a lovely- and hefty!-350-page book filled with more than 800 images of typographic sketchbooks from designers all over the world. Then, last week, this book arrived in the mail! Freehand: New Typography Sketchbooks by Steven Heller and Lita Talarico promises readers they will be able to “page through the personal sketchbooks of the most influential and inventive illustrators and typographers working today.” To be honest, I wasn’t sure if anything ever came of the project. After submitting the images and answering a few questions about materials and process, I didn’t hear a word.
It was an honor to share images, but also a bit scary as I’ve never shown my sketchbook to anyone before. I loved how he didn’t ask whether I had a type sketchbook, rather he assumed I did. Two years ago, Steve Heller invited me to submit images of my type sketchbook. Honored to be included in “Freehand: New Typography Sketchbooks”
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