Simon Loxley

Simon Loxley is a British graphic designer and bestselling author.

Life

He was born and raised in London.

Career

He has worked for the National Portrait Gallery, Museum of London, the Geffrye Museum, the Maritime Museum, the London Library, and the Dulwich Picture Gallery.[1]

He is a founding editor of Ultrabold magazine.[2]

Bibliography

Some of his books are:[3]

  • Type: The Secret History of Letters
  • Type is Beautiful: The Story of Fifty Remarkable Fonts
  • Printer's Devil: The Life and Work of Frederic Warde
  • La historia secreta de las letras
  • Believe Me, I Am: Selected Letters of Frederic Warde
gollark: Sometimes they're just weird bizarre broken reasoning quirks.
gollark: Sometimes they are really bad at "calculating an approximation of truth".
gollark: I mean, they're possibly things which would have worked better at propagating humans' genes or whatever in the "ancestral environment" where we evolved than... the alternative.
gollark: Or, er, "optimize for these goals".
gollark: Well, you can convert that to a single goal of "do these goals in priority order".

References
  1. "Amelia's Magazine - An interview with graphic designer Simon Loxley, creator of the Ultrabold magazine for St Bride Library".
  2. "Simon Loxley - The Space Between the Letters - 30 Mar 2017 - Oxford Literary Festival".
  3. "Simon Loxley".



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