Tag: Font Design

NOMAD: Where Letters Find Their Own Way

Exploring Art Nouveau Through Experimental Typeface Design

Blocky: Translating Handwritten Marker Strokes into Digital Type

Milky Way & Mononaro: 2 Typefaces Rethinking Lettering for Malaysia’s Highway Signages

Kura: Crafting Comfort in Structured Letterforms

Culture Graphic Type

Making of the ‘Ben 10 Upgrade’ Font – A Nostalgic Journey into my Childhood Cartoon

Made Gravik: Branding Yourself, One Letter at a Time

Satosch: Designing a Typeface for a Cryptocurrency Exchange

Quanta – A Modular Typeface for a Creative Future

Edu Graphic Type

Readi: A ‘Font’ To Teach Children To Write

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"NOMAD: Where Letters Find Their Own Way" by Nicole Ng

"I wanted to design a bold, fat typeface that screams “Look at me!” but in a polite way (if you get what I mean)."

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2 Feb

"Exploring Art Nouveau Through Experimental Typeface Design" by Caitlin Lung

"“I thought it was another letter.” Stylistic ambiguity w/out sacrificing readability was the goal ... so I had to make adjustments based on the feedback I received ..."

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27 Jan

"Blocky: Translating Handwritten Marker Strokes into Digital Type" by Tsen Ken Yee

"Even well-designed letterforms can appear unbalanced if spacing and kerning are not properly considered."

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16 Jan

"Letters in the Water: Designing Sünny" by Ahmed Saneeh

"I realized that the level of perfection I aimed to achieve required countless hours, days, and nights of careful refinements, many of which may appear insignificant at first glance."

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