
Jenson’s Roman
"They were designing a means of expression intended to last a thousand years."
Making visible the "aesthetic envelope" that expresses and shapes feeling, belief, and moral conviction.

"They were designing a means of expression intended to last a thousand years."

"Strength does not cancel softness, and softness does not undermine strength."

"Futura represents the rational utopia of progress, where everything not only works well, but looks good doing it."

"Now, it's less of an anchor and more of a reminder that I survived all of those cloudy days."

"This small mark connects my younger self with today, and reminds me of my dreams…"

"The US is country of immigrants, which means that we are awash in repurposed culture, little of which is seen as appropriation."

"The darkness was no longer a concealment; it was a deep connection."

"The tattoo has become a map of two existential modes — striving and surrender, pursuit and free-fall."

"That's what I wanted to commemorate: the way our lives intersect with the people around us…"

"Moscoso’s genius was to give sculptural form to the negative space between his letter forms…"

"Though our actions may be predetermined by forces we cannot perceive, Paradise Lost teaches us, while plummeting towards our fate we can at the very least swerve."

"A personal reminder that I carry rootedness with me wherever I go…"

"Typefaces read with the hands can be just as complicated as those read with the eyes."

"A declaration that my neurospiciness isn’t a flaw; it’s the power source of my unique perception, creativity and way of life."