Third Typographic Carousel event update
Elizabeth Lamark
Students viewing various typographic displays
The Typographic Carousel, Third Edition
Friday December 7, 2012
Innovation Center
This third edition of the Typographic Carousel attracted a wide variety of participants from all around RIT: Graphic and Industrial Design students, Engineers, New Media and Illustration students and faculty from several colleges. We would like to thank our Terminal Guides who represented Lorrie Frear's 2012 Typography II course, Art House and the Hand Lettering Club. This is a great community-building event and it's great to see everyone working together! We would also like to thank Amelia Hugill-Fontanel and Steven Galbraith of the Cary Press for bringing two presses over to the Innovation Center so that participants could pull the custom posters designed for the event.
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