Garth Walker is Just Saying No to Helvetica
It may be celebrating its 50th anniversary. It may be the only font ever to star in its own film (until they greenlight our Zapf biopic). But tonight Garth Walker will lead an audience at New York’s Type Directors Club (TDC) on a decidedly anti-Helvetica visual journey through the streets and townships of South Africa.
Walker is the founder of Durban-based Orange Juice Design (now owned by Ogilvy) and publisher of the studio’s magazine, i-jusi, which is Zulu for “juice.”
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