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(For Bender Baruch) In March last year show you how a creative mind could use a structure as tough as the Periodic Table Elements of 1869 to classify something as different as are the fonts. The creation of the Russian chemist Dmitri Ivanovich Mendeleyev (1834-1907) had served Cam Wilde American designer to build a powerful Periodic Table of Typeface. At that time, many blogs said such a creation almost name your young artist (and less reminding Mendeleev). We went and interviewed for more, exclusively for Visually Wilde, who took the trouble to tell us, step by step, how the creative process had been accompanied throughout with screen shots of what he had done. Yesterday, Sunday, leader of the study Squidspot wanted to share with us a great news for the Latin American public. "Hey there, I Just Thought You Might Be Interested to know That I finally did a Periodic Table of Typefaces in English." The translation belongs to Rodrigo Picazo.
Taking advantage of this and as March the interview that he did Ham, Wilde was in English, today I show the table in English, along with translation of the article, then in Visually.
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