God, I’m such an ass but you have two typos. Fertigo is missing a ‘t’ in one spelling and celebrate is missing an ‘e’ in another. Don’t hate the spelling ass.

Aside my own neurosis thanks for putting together such a great round-up.

oh, I really like your new styling of the comments form, nicely done. Will you be keeping the same style for the images?

You’ve got a pretty legible handwriting. Thanks for featuring it here. I see you like your “t”s, and the curves of your capital N and R are pretty sleek too :)

Some pretty impressive type examples today (as usual). Off to downloading Jos Buivenga’s Fertigo Pro. Thank you, Jos.

That Cast Iron Ampersand is superb. Also great other items from housind, thanks for sharing (+ gives me an ideas).

Congrats to Jos for the release of Fertigo Pro! Gefeliciteerd.

And Love those type & signage photos, thanks and have a great week. (and get well soon)

Another lovely Sunday Type!

johno, thanks for paying generous attention to Fertigo Pro.

Thank you inspirationbit & Sander.

I’m also really liking your tweaks to the comment form (and comments). With your images back to normal in the next post they’ll tie very well together.

Thanks very much to Jos for offering the free type downloads, and thanks to you, Johno, for mentioning my new logo designers website.

Me likes all the beautiful typestuff on this site very much, it’s like the typophile’s version of Smashingmagazine.com. >:3~

Lot’s of interesting stuff this week really the rusty &, i already had seen the aluminum one somewhere but that one is perfect, and the black “X” thats beautiful two.

I’m really interested on that post with work of student’s from the hague since I’ll try to enter 2010 class. Oh, and I’ll also send you my handwriting as soon as i get my scanner to work.

Keep up the good work!

P.S.: Hope you’re feeling better!

Thanks for the link! But my last name is Reynolds, not Williams :(

Thank you so much for posting my flickr photos, specially because some of this signages (dated from 1920s) will disappear next month (not a joke).

Segovia (Spain) is one of the UNESCO World Heritage site; unfortunately this vernacular signages has never be considered cultural heritage here. Because of that, I’m working as a «archeographist» on my own town.

Thanks for ilt every week! :)

Oh, that ampersand t-shirt is awesome. What’s the typeface on that?

And that type-plate is making me hungry, hehe; Craig Ward has got some sweet designs.

Your handwriting is great, and I really liked the article on the handwriting of type designers — though mine isn’t something I like to show off too often, it’s mostly illegible. Heh.

Looking forward to upcoming articles, and of course, iLT’s birthday. :)

Your handwriting is awesome!

Johno
No need, no need… I myself make typing errors on and offline all the time ;-)

I’ve been reading for a while, but never commented. I just wanted to say I thanks for running such a fantastic blog. I’ve learned so much and found so much from here. So, thanks!

Please esxcuse the “I” in the second sentence there!

Gee, and that “s” that just snuck into “excuse.”

Super great items Johno! I’m glad I had a chance to read this time around.

I’d be interested to see everyone’s handwriting and what do you think it means when you have more than one handwriting style? I suffer from that.

Hi John! Long time no talk… Creative Curio’s one year birthday is coming up on August 1st! Gosh, I can’t believe it’s been a year. I have no idea what I’ll do to celebrate. I just don’t have time to coordinate anything like a big giveaway. I can’t believe you have almost 20k subscribers in less than a year. That’s fantastic!!

I love your handwriting, John. It has so much character (excuse the pun). Is that really how you write all the time or were you trying to be extra neat? I compared it to the signed copy I received from you of 700 Penguins and it looks even better in person ;)

And guess what!! I’ve started my letterpress class! Don’t know if I like it or not yet (haven’t worked on the presses), but we get to do one card project to keep. I think I’m going to do a thank you card because it’s something I can use often. I’m excited to get going on the presses. I’ve started cleaning up a Vandercook SP15, but I’m afraid of all the rust it has :(

Johno

Lauren

Your letterpress class sounds interesting. I hope you’ll show us the results of your card project. :)

great sunday type! I look forward to this every week. Thanks for including my Typography is sexy post too! Keep up the amazing work - great eye.

Little late to the party, but I’m quite anxious for the letterpress post. Can’t wait!

Keep up the great work Johno, excellent additions to the iLT site theme as well.

Oh, ok, David! It actually hadn’t occurred to me to share the card on my blog, but duh, that’s a great idea!!

Kyle, were you talking about me and my class? Or did I miss something in the article? I love letterpress projects, now to see if I actually like producing them! I can see myself loving it (the evolution of a project and actually producing it myself) and I can see myself hating it (tedious work fraught with mechanical problems)…

And John, thanks for including my articles on Quark for InDesign Users. I didn’t even notice until just now *blush*

Hey, this funky x looks like chromosome!
And I love coffee/tea poster!

Another amazing Sunday Type. First things first, that ampersand t-shirt is very cool I just bought it yesterday. Jos Buivenga keep up the amazing work, Fertigo Pro is very nice. I plan on sending you my hand writing John, I’m curious to see everyone else’s.

That Iron Ampersand is stunning and never seen before. I love those tees.

Hi Johno. I love the Sunday type. With so much nice type used, is it possible to point out which typefaces were used in each piece?

Keep up the good work?

Thanks for the add. Love your site. Just wanted to mention a few cool things from the “hidden manual” of Type is Art:

You can hold down the Space key and use the arrow keys to move all forms at the same time. Option and Command keys + arrow keys lets you move/rotate individual forms as well.