Just four stills from Mestre. I was changing trains and didn’t have enough time to reach the canals

There’s a music festival in town right now

Merceneros is a coöperative offering technical services to the Monero economy

Familiar typefaces can help read quicker. That’s why I’m trying to reduce the amount of typefaces around me to just a few

A number plaque: The museum I work at: Pretty ornaments

Wayfinding: Welcome: Road signs: Path signs

Piazza de Ferrari: The Ancient Port

The bus ticket: A lone poppy: Woven typography

A river view: Building with nice texture: Eye-pleasing “Ristoratore” plaque

Clock at Milan Central railway station: Scooters

Red reflection: The bus’s honk: Honk Approaching the town

Moving on from Menton

The train’s exterior (the pattern below is based on the region’s coat of arms)

“Nel Segno di Bacco” is an Italian artistic group touring the country with a musical play about wine, food, and conviviality

People wanted to write faster, so they created minuscule letters with simpler ducts. This happened before typefaces were conceptualised