The Insects Swarm is a presentation of The Insects Project – a collaborative research aimed at sharing knowledge about Central European typography and promoting design that is sensitive to the needs of all those who are unlucky enough to be native users of Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak.
Now they’re touring Poland. Don’t miss this. Workshop participants receive a free time-limited Glyphs license, and can purchase their own unlimited full license at a discount.
Lecture: Diacritics or why the half of Europe is out of luck
- When?
Fri 20 April 2018, 15.00
- Who?
Radek Sidun
- Where?
ASP w Katowicach
ul. Raciborska 37
40-074 Katowice
Poland - How much?
free admission
- For whom?
- Prerequisites
- Links
Lecture: Presentation of The Insects Project
- When?
Fri 20 April 2018, 16.00
- Who?
Filip Blažek CZ
Robert Kravjanszki HU
Agnieszka Małecka PL
Zofia Oslislo PL
Michal Tornyai SK - Where?
ASP w Katowicach
ul. Raciborska 37
40-074 Katowice
Poland - How much?
Free admission
- For whom?
- Prerequisites
- Links
Diacritic Design for Central European Languages: the authors of the book will focus on history and cultural aspects of diacritics design for Czech, Hungarian, Polish and Slovak.
Workshop: Diacritics in Glyphs. From Iceland through Romania to Vietnam.
- When?
21 April 2018, 10.00-18.00
incl. 1 hour lunch break - Who?
Filip Blažek
- Where?
ASP w Katowicach
ul. Raciborska 37
40-074 Katowice
Poland - How much?
Free admission, registration required.
- For whom?
- Prerequisites
Bring your MacBook with Glyphs 2 preinstalled.
- Links
The workshop is focused on designing and searching unusual, rare or complicated diacritical marks.
Workshop: Diacritics. The next level of rocket science.
- When?
21 April 2018, 10.00-18.00
incl. 1 hour lunch break - Who?
Radek Sidun
- Where?
ASP w Katowicach
ul. Raciborska 37
40-074 Katowice
Poland - How much?
Free admission, registration required.
- For whom?
- Prerequisites
Bring your MacBook with Glyphs 2 preinstalled.
- Links
The workshop is focused on creating multilingual fonts in Glyphs.