Posted by Geoff April 04, 2007
Gutted I missed this launch back in January - collaboration between Zoo York and Sp. One. So it's the usual scouring eBay in the vain hope I can score one at a reasonable price (if they ever come up!!) - the deck that is, the tee's a bit so-so.
Damn Zoo York have done some fine collabs over the last few years - I think this might top the Futura deck they did.
I've been a fan of Greg's work since I saw it a few years back in NYC. This collab captures his style nicely and his obsession with lettering styles.
Yes, i'm a font geek and proud of it!
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