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Comments Posted 07.18.12 | PERMALINK | PRINT

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Arial vs Helvetica: War is Hell




The type world just isn't big enough for the both Arial and Helvetica. So what happens when they go to war? Filmmaker Dan Schreiner wants to show you, but he needs your help. Since all our tax dollars are tied up in superfluous wars on terror, drugs and seeking stability in the Middle East, it's going to have to be funded Kickstarter-style. If you like the project, get involved.


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