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“Comic Sans looks like someone threw up on the keyboard and that’s what came out,” graphic designer Dave Combs told The Huffington Post.
Combs is one of the many haters of Comic Sans, a font that looks like the writing in an old-fashioned comic book, that was invited by Vincent Connare 20 years ago.
Connare knows what he did. He calls comic sans “the most hated and most loved font in the world.”
A typographic engineer, Connare was working at Microsoft in 1993, when he was asked for his input on a new program’s fonts. “When I loaded the CD a little dog came up. He talked in a speech balloon like you would get in a newspaper cartoon strip, but it was in the system font Times New Roman,” Connarre says. “I thought, ‘That’s silly. Dogs don’t talk like that.’ So I said it would look better if it looked like a comic book.”
He drew some letters on the computer, and three days later Comic Sans was born. The font was featured in Windows 95, and soon ended up on every computer in the world.
(“Vincent Connare, Inventor Of ‘The Most Hated Font,’ Defends Himself“, Huffingtonpost.com)
Je ne peux m’empêcher de penser que si ça avait été un chat qui était apparu à l’écran on aurait eu “the most terrific font in the the world” ! Voyez à quoi ça tient…
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