The second Morgue File brings together clippings and other ephemera gathered in Europe by Mike Meyer over the years as inspiration for signs and lettering. Printed by Risograph on Munken (main pages) and Colorplan (cover and section dividers).

Following the Mazeppa print of 2014, Mike Meyer has produced another limited edition alphabet print, this time his casual alphabet. Each brush stroke is shown in a different colour on this 50cm x 70cm, 5-colour screen-printed piece on 310gsm southbank coarse paper. Each of the 35 prints is individually signed and ships from the UK.

The Morgue File brings together clippings and other ephemera gathered by Mike Meyer over the years as inspiration for signs and lettering. Printed by Risograph on Munken (main pages) and Colorplan (cover and section dividers).

This screen print has been created using Mike Meyer’s original signwritten artwork. This limited edition of 100 from Print Club London features Mike’s creative aphorism, ‘Think of the Obvious, and do the Opposite’, printed in his trademark orange and blue.

The Mike Meyer signature brush from Mack comes in even-numbered sizes 0-16, and is suitable for oil- and water-based paints. Available from Mack (USA), 1-Shot Australia, and Handover (Europe, click ‘buy here’ below).

David Kynaston has refined his process for setting out a classical Roman alphabet using the point system. This print complements the resources from his Classical Hand Lettering Workshop with directions and annotations for each letter of the alphabet.

David Kynaston’s Classical Lettering Brush Set features three sable brushes for painting Roman letterforms, and three for Copperplate Script. Developed to accompany his Classical Hand Lettering Workshop, each set comes in hand-carved presentation box, accompanied by instructional sheets.

Inspired by an instructional device in Mike Meyer‘s Mazeppa sign shop, this print shows the brush strokes used to produce the Signpainters’ Gothic Alphabet. A limited edition of 200 was produced in 2014 by Otto Baum in Berlin.