On the Road to Variable: New Book by TwoPoints.Net
Published Apr 18, 2019
In their latest book entitled ‘On the Road to Variable’, design studio TwoPoints.net explores the future of typography by showcasing 122 works by talented creatives.
“Typography has never been as flexible as it is today, and we are proud to have made a book on a subject matter that deserves to be delved into, no matter how many changes it went through.
There are two different covers for the same book. The covers are printed with three Pantone colors, two of them fluorescent. On top of the spot color print, there is a transparent nacre hot foil stamping and the edges are painted with fluorescent yellow. Get a copy of the book to really appreciate the beautiful production.”
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