Created Things - Papyrus Feat. Chris Costello

Episode 17 of the Created Things podcast, hosted by Created Things, titled "Created Things - Papyrus Feat. Chris Costello " was published on March 14, 2022 and runs 84 minutes.

March 14, 2022 ·84m · Created Things

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Summary

It’s the font you either love to hate or hate to love, and you’ve seen it on everything from your church bulletin to the new age store down the street. Graphic designer and illustrator Chris Costello joins us to discuss his most famous (and infamous) creation, the Papyrus font! To learn more about Chris Costello's work, visit his website here: https://chriscostello.design/  for more about the podcast and how you can help support it, visit Catholic Creatives: https://catholiccreatives.com/

Episode Description

It’s the font you either love to hate or hate to love, and you’ve seen it on everything from your church bulletin to the new age store down the street. Graphic designer and illustrator Chris Costello joins us to discuss his most famous (and infamous) creation, the Papyrus font!

To learn more about Chris Costello's work, visit his website here: https://chriscostello.design/

for more about the podcast and how you can help support it, visit Catholic Creatives: https://catholiccreatives.com/

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