Manosque typeface in use by a small chain of ramen restaurants located in Paris. You can get Manosque through our website! https://www.tunera.xyz/fonts/manosque/
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FONTS IN USE: Klaus Richter’s photographic documentary “Yamakasa” takes a look behind the scenes of the spectacular Hakata Gion Yamakasa Festival.
Throughout the book, the typeface Tausend, designed by Christoph Koeberlin and Gabriel Richter plays a central role. Tausend’s compactness and slightly slanted ends correspond strongly with the structure of Japanese kanji and their dynamic strokes. Tightly spaced letters create a feeling of density and cohesion, as exemplified by the groups of men carrying their palanquin. Combined with the Japanese font Hiragino Sans, this typographic combo creates a captivating typographic dialogue, without striking effects or cultural simplifications.
Look inside the book: https://fontwerk.com/text/yamakasa-tausend
Weiß jemand, welche Schrift die EU da einsetzt? Frage für ein »AI free«.
Happy typographic Bloomsday! 🇮🇪
https://fontsinuse.com/tags/1924/ulysses
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Staff pick:
Monasterio de San Francisco is a hotel near Córdoba, Spain. For the visual identity, branding studio Wozere made a logo using Miss Fajardose, a swirling script by @sudtipos that’s based on the work of 1940s lettering artist Charles P. Bluemlein.
It’s combined with initials from PoW Limerick (Proof of Words), a pixel font inspired by cross-stitch alphabets, and the condensed serif Editorial New (Pangram Pangram).
🧳 https://fontsinuse.com/uses/76753/hotel-monasterio-de-san-francisco
Spanish branding studio Wozere created the new identity of Monasterio de San Francisco, a hotel located in Palma del Río near Córdoba and Sevilla. They chose to gather a palette of textures, soft tones, and memories that guided the creation of a visual universe where the bra
In memory of David Hockney, 1937–2026.
Another Inland Printer tally of types: In 1928, the journal published a University of Wisconsin study of types installed in composing rooms across the US. 166 magazines, newspapers, printers, and ad agencies responded.
https://archive.org/details/sim_american-printer_1928-03_80_6/page/958/mode/2up
Thanks again, @internetarchive! (Have you donated to this fine org lately?)
Staff pick:
The Philadelphia Museum of Art @visitpham reimagined their visual identity together with Gretel. They commissioned Ryan Bugden @ryan with the design of a custom typeface, Fairmount Serif. It’s supported by a vernacular type palette “inspired by Philadelphia’s rich visual texture of storefronts, street vendors, and murals.” See more:
https://fontsinuse.com/uses/73911/philadelphia-museum-of-art-identity
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art, in collaboration with design studio Gretel, rebuilt its identity with the goal of putting the institution in direct conversation with the city that surrounds it. Typography is the primary device for achieving this. The type palette mainly works on
On the occasion of today’s release of Inferno, dive into Boards of Canada’s typography:
https://fontsinuse.com/tags/18251/boards-of-canada
It always makes us smile when brands pair two of our typefaces together. So we were excited to see the killer combo of Nice Micro and Pangea take center stage for the Swiss premium swimwear brand, Noah*s Ocean.
Full case: https://fontwerk.com/en/text/noahs-ocean-pangea-and-nice-micro
Nice: https://fontwerk.com/en/fonts/nice-collection
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