New Yorker Font Originally established by Harold Ross on 21 February 1925, The New Yorker magazine is an American weekly published since 1925 that covers topics like criticism, journalism, essay writing, poetry, and fiction—published 47 times per year with five issues released every two weeks for distribution across America – making it an iconic journal that is well-recognized among its readership.
Graphic designers have been hard at work creating fonts in this magazine, so let’s discuss the typefaces utilized. Two fonts stand out; “NY Irvin Font” for titles of magazines while Adobe Caslon Pro can create paragraphs.
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