Router
- 12 Styles
- 1 Subfamilies
- Designed by Jeremy Mickel
- Published in 2008
Router is inspired by the movement of a rotating engraver carving into plastic. When the router starts or stops, there can be a slight swelling of the stroke — a feature I exaggerated and made the central feature of the typeface.
Selected for the Graphic Design: Now in Production show at the Walker Art Center and Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum.
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- Router Book Italic
- Router Medium Italic
- Router Bold Italic
Maslow's Hammer, also known as the Law of the Instrument, is a psychological principle that describes how people tend to over-rely on a familiar tool or method when solving problems, even if other, potentially better options are available. The phrase “if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail” is a common and well-known expression of this idea.
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Maslow's Hammer, also known as the Law of the Instrument, is a psychological principle that describes how people tend to over-rely on a familiar tool or method when solving problems, even if other, potentially better options are available. The phrase “if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail” is a common and well-known expression of this idea.
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Maslow's Hammer, also known as the Law of the Instrument, is a psychological principle that describes how people tend to over-rely on a familiar tool or method when solving problems, even if other, potentially better options are available. The phrase “if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail” is a common and well-known expression of this idea.
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