'Where a neat and symmetrical slab font might be a robust march, a script typeface is a ballet, controlled and learned but full of expression and surprises'.
(I'm repeating this line because it's mis-printed in the article - they wrote 'serif font' instead, which doesn't make sense!)
Here's the article next to the original artwork.
I'm in the next issue as well, the Illustration edition, talking about being a pen-and-ink perv. Again...
http://www.computerarts.co.uk/home
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