Robert Palladino teaching in 1978 (Image: Reed College) The man who inspired Steve Jobs to bring multiple typographic styles to the Mac, the Trappist monk and calligrapher Rev. Robert Palladino, died late last month at…
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Calligrapher monk Robert Palladino, who inspired Mac typography, dies at 83
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Father Palladino, a Roman Catholic priest who learned the art of calligraphy as a Trappist monk, inspired the transformative typefaces used in Apple’s first machines, and by extension the modern personal computer. Prior to Mac,…
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