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1111r121he note designer Lisa Robins sent along with this alphabet<br />

was almost an apology. She hoped that she was not "violating<br />

any rules, ethical or legal:' as her alphabet was derived from<br />

two existing typefaces—Baby Teeth and Caslon 471 Italic. "I<br />

am a recent graduate of Tyler School of Art, in Philadelphia:' she<br />

wrote, "and I am not familiar with the do's and don'ts of this busi-<br />

ness." 0 That was in March, 1986.. In a few short years, Lisa<br />

appears to have become more than familiar with the business.<br />

She is a designer for a video design studio. She is also co-inventor and a<br />

partner of a Visual Communication System being marketed internationally.<br />

Along the way, she has managed to pick up a Gold Medal from the<br />

Art Directors Club of Philadelphia, became a finalist in a recent Osaka<br />

Design Competition, and has been featured in Print, Creativity, and Art<br />

Direction magazines. From where we sit, she seems to have mastered<br />

the do's of the business in record time. M.M.<br />

HEADLINE/BYLINE. ITC USHERWOOD MEDIUM ITALIC TEXT MEDIUM, MEDIUM ITALIC<br />

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