Reading Time: 3 minutes When is comes to choosing the right typeface for your brand, it can be quite tricky – there seem to be endless choices from normal, conventional-looking fonts to bubbly, customised fonts, but how is anyone meant to choose? Typefaces are just as important to the visual effect of any design as images are. A good typeface will engage the …
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Retro Font Family
Reading Time: < 1 minute Happy Monday, everyone! To ease you gently into the week, take a look at this beautiful font family created by Greek designer Vasilis Skandalos. If you think your brand could do with some sweet typography, check out our whitepaper on this very subject!
What’s the difference between a font and a typeface?
Reading Time: 3 minutes We take typography very seriously – it’s one of the most effective and simple tools for effective graphic design. Using the right typeface can be the difference between your communication standing out, or blending into the pack… unless what you’re going for is just another document set out in Calibri (Microsoft Word’s default font). Not what you …
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Sirkel – A Lettering
Reading Time: 2 minutes The “Sirkel” font is based on explorations of the work and studio of Jeweler Jan Bekker. I was inspired by the simplicity, honesty and geometry of his tools. The basis of the font is the textures, patterns and construction of these tools. Designed by our Creative Director Ross See the full project here
Buy a Font with a Tweet!
Reading Time: < 1 minute You can get this new font for free Bario from Atipo by paying witha tweet… It is a pretty sweet font, click here bariol from atipo on Vimeo.
Accent Font
Reading Time: < 1 minute Check out this beautiful display font designed by Nelson Balaban. All you need to do is click here to download it for free!
LEMNISCATE
Reading Time: < 1 minute Rosy Gorolova has just made this beautiful typeface, check it out.
Patrick Hruby
Reading Time: < 1 minute These bright typographic illustrations by Patrick Hruby are quite something. Geometry at its best.