ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Patric King is a graphic designer and typographer based in Chicago. In this episode, King speaks with host, Christian Solorzano and discusses coming to Chicago in the mid-1990s to work alongside Rick Valicenti at the design studio Thirst and the work that he did while there. King also shares how he founded House of Pretty, his design studio, and speaks about some of the early influences that shaped his career.
King is also the designer and typographer responsible for Big Shoulders, the official typeface for the City of Chicago, released in 2020.
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