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| Kaune & Hardwig | http://kaune.hardwig.com |
| Flickr | https://www.flickr.com/photos/hardwig/ |
Sastre, the typeface I started 11 years ago at Reading University, is now available at NM type. If you want to know more, visit the site we’ve created for the release: https://sastreweb.nmtype.com
Starting with the sign that inspired to look for similar attempts.
Fietstop
C. van Eesterenlaan 31, 1019 JK Amsterdam
Pro: The logo looks professional and type is well readable
Fail: Combining the letters with the bike feels forced and messes up the spacing
Rating: 🚲🚲🚲☆☆
RE: https://typo.social/@jaf/116675372411996691
👀 Easily in my top three of best books on type design. Happy to see a new edition in the works. If you don’t have it already, make sure to secure a copy. More info on Tim & Shoko’s website:
https://justanotherfoundry.com/size-specific-adjustments-to-type-designs
A (new?) trove of issues of Romanian interwar graphic design publications Arhiva Grafică and Grafica Română have been digitized by Biblioteca Academiei Române!
A single letter, drawn during a moment of inner peace. No concept, no goal, just tranquility. The designer and artist Jan Gerner, known as @yanone describes the state of deep relaxation and mental clarity he experienced in a remote forest cabin as almost sacred. In that moment, he had not created a form, but found it. It wasn’t a finished idea or full alphabet — just a feeling that would grow into a special typeface over the next ten years. #ad
Meet Sukoon: https://fontwerk.com/fonts/sukoon
Read the story: https://fontwerk.com/text/sukoon
🇫🇷 Theosophy and Lettering
Author: Mathieu Lommen @MathieuLommen
at De Gruyter Brill
@degruyterbrill.bsky.social
Klaas van Leeuwen’s Letterboek voor den teekenaar en ambachtsman, 1907
#KlaasVanLeeuwen #ArtNoveau #typography #TypeSpecimen #Theosophy
And, here’s a cool project from Alja Herlah, ‘Signage Rebirth’, recreating the logotypes of former Slovenian brands:
http://aljaherlah.com/signage-rebirth/
Echoes of Juan Nava’s Letras Recuperadas (recovered letters):