Mike Parker, typographer who made Helvetica font a favorite, dies

CNN: A lot of consideration goes into designing a font, but somehow we're all able generally to accept the typefaces around us, ignoring their subtle design quirks as though they're as ordinary as air. We read their content but don't think too much about their form. One of the people responsible for the popular use of Helvetica, Mike Parker, died Sunday at age 84. Now would be a good time to watch the 2007 documentary "Helvetica."∞ Read this on The Loop