Quarterly design magazine launched by Neville Brody and John Wozencroft in 1991, FUSE was the groundbreaking publication that took design and typography into radically and unforeseen spaces.
Fuse became a laboratory for new ideas and risks, as well as a hothouse of new thinking.
Each issue was themed and included booth fonts and posters by specially commissioned collaborators. This issue contains four A2 posters ( 42 X 59,5 cm ) each accompanied by an experimental Macintosh Compatible Postscript Font designed exclusively by Phil Baines, Neville Brody, Malcolm Garrett and Ian Swift.
