My visual system was overpowered by this bus stop sign in Taiwan during a recent trip. It seems to use every kind of typeface, every possible color, and every possible means to express a great deal of information. In a drab urban landscape, it appeared like a gorgeous flower sprouting from the concrete sidewalks. Although I luckily did not have to try to decipher the sign as I was traveling by foot, I certainly appreciated the emotion-al dimension that it contributed.
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For some reason, that sign reminds me of this interesting animation: http://www.yhchang.com/LOTUS_BLOSSOM.html
I’ve really enjoyed your site since I starting reading a few months ago. I wish I could find your book at the local library!
Thanks for showing me the animated text, Lisa. “Old-school” but good for certain. Regards, John
Hi,John.
I’d like to publish the simple chinese editon of LOS.
In fact,being your reader is lucky.But if I have a chance to introduce this great book to more Chinese,it’s a more lucky thing!
Hello Hiddy, I believe two chinese language editions of LOS are forthcoming. Regards, John
thank you veryy veryy much…..
Interesting that since all of those typefaces are alien to me, they don’t feel that “different” to me.