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Design, writing, art, philosophy, jazz, fonts. Lots of fonts. ⦿ Account inactive but kept online for the time being
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フォロー数:572 フォロワー数:1513

“Loretta” (https://t.co/WnSfsPZ7Mn) by & Abel Martins for , published with , is a straightforward, calligraphy-influenced serif font—delightfully restrained for a FuFo release. Give it some extra tracking for great body copy! (181)

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“Approach Mono” (https://t.co/Dvj13bmvTW) by Eduardo Manso for is the monospaced companion of “Approach”. Like its proportional Neogrotesk counterpart, it has got an all but neutral (never dull) character. Comes with a distinctly pronounced punctuation. (178)

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Strategic analysis of type trends courtesy of Soft‍bank.

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“Empira” (https://t.co/kV6nAvowUO) by Dieter Hofrichter for Hoftype is a crisp, high-contrast typeface—much more Transitional than Didone. Despite showing some calligraphic heritage, these letters are decidedly drawn, not written. Lovely texture & solid features. (161)

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“Emperator” (https://t.co/OZM29kfLIq) by Marcelo Quiroz Duarte for is a serif display typeface based on a calligrapher’s brush lettering, possibly the preparatory drawing for a chiseled inscription in stone—thus, “Hand” style shows “intermediate step”. (153)

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“Octothorpe” (https://t.co/BfsuH0HTsu) by Jorge Iván Moreno Majul for is a revival of “Stripes”, a Letraset font by Tony Wenmann from the 1970s. With broad language support, lots of alternates & discretionary ligatures it’s equipped for demanding tasks. (142)

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So Arpona’s already on Adobe Fonts‽ And there’s even an Arpona Sans‽

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Just gotta love that “Facetiming People” face!
(https://t.co/B8jy1psCuV)

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“Nichrome” (https://t.co/SzoiIRWeag) by for / “is a display face referencing the typography of paperback science fiction from the 70s & early 80s … not by reviving any single typeface, but by capturing elements of many” (112)

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№ 100 brings the Arabic script into focus for the 1st time: “Klapt Arabic” (https://t.co/PplrWtjme3) by for uses the “soft outside—sharp inside” principle for a fascinating contrast between geometric construction & calligraphic heritage. (100)

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