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One of the problems I have with Patrick Roques -- and I don't have many, he does a fine enough job -- is that he employs too many fonts.  If you look closely at Reid's designs, you'll notice he seldom combines more than one font and often sticks to only one

In graphic design circles Reid Miles was famous for mixing fonts. He called it something like "the liberation of type".

Interesting you say that, Chuck. My brother is a graphic designer and we've had arguments about this topic for years. Certainly there are a number of examples of him (Reid) mixing fonts. I guess my point goes back to the whole Photoshop thing. Patrick mixes fonts in a manner I associate immediately with graphic design software. This is probably because a lot of Patrick's go-to fonts are too modern and too crisp to have ever appeared in a 50s/60's design.

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No folks, that photo's too much like sleeping between the sheets of music ...

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No wonder they do so few reissues at Blue Note: they just can't do it right for you guys ! hellno.gif

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