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David Rudnick on the “borderline impossible” process of designing a bespoke blackletter typeface for Arsenal
The article discusses designer David Rudnick's four-year journey to create a bespoke blackletter typeface for Arsenal, honoring legendary player David Rocastle. It features insights from Rudnick and Arsenal Creative Studio lead Johnnie Campbell about the challenges and creative process involved in this unique design project.
Its Nice That: For the past four years, the designer has been building a hand-drawn, three-weight type family that pays homage to one of the most beloved players in Arsenal’s history: David Rocastle. Here, It’s Nice That sits down with David and Arsenal Creative Studio lead Johnnie Campbell to get behind the scenes of the mammoth project.
The article highlights a unique design project for a prominent football club, showcasing the challenges of bespoke typography, which is significant but may not have widespread implications for the broader brand/design industry.
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