Typography 23, 2002, p99
The New York Times, Stephen Doyle, editorial
I liked the header created to go with this article. The designer took a word and created a picture worth a thousand words. By creating 3D letters, he was able to pictorially show how one has to take the truth lying down. Simple yet so clever!
The font used is Franklin Gothic Extra Condensed and it's used for editorial purposes.
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