Brian Schorn

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Brian Schorn Brian Schorn was a design student at Cranbrook. For his thesis, he made a font called AddMorph based on drawings of Trajan as found in the book The Alphabet by Frederic Goudy. The digital version of the font was created using proprietary drawings of Adobe Trajan digitized by Carol Twombly. He wanted to publish AddMorph with Emigre, but Adobe, when contacted, denied Emigre the right to use Adobe's digital version of Trajan. To this date AddMorph has not been released.	EXTERNAL LINKS Brian Schorn MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS David and Goliath ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ Typefaces inspired by the Trajan column in Rome ⦿ Frederic William Goudy ⦿

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