A survey of type used on the website of the People’s House doubles as a capsule view of web designers’ evolving professional identity.

We’re creating a new type specimen and need your help ranking 200+ fonts by expressiveness — from most neutral to most characterful. Play pairwise comparison game and you might spot some unreleased ty...

We are a Brooklyn-based type foundry creating dynamic retail fonts that fit the moment and bespoke custom fonts and logotypes for brands.

This ad in The Salt Lake Herald., April 18, 1880, demonstrates the ingenuity of late nineteenth-century typographers. Given the cost of producing and printing engravings, newspaper ads rarely used ill...

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You probably know that you don’t “buy” fonts, you “license” them… but what does that mean?

True to its namesake, the grape used to make Beaujolais wine, Gamay embraces both full-bodied and affable characteristics. Inspired in part by Drogowskaz, a contentious road signage typeface prolific ...

Uses which feature letterforms derived directly or indirectly from showings in the Lettera series of alphabet source books. Lettera was edited by Armin Haab together with Alex Stocker (vol. 1) an...

Tibor Helényi’s art and typography demonstrate how the world’s most famous space opera looked very different behind the Iron Curtain.

Tuta (formerly Tutanota) is a company that respects its users’ privacy. They offer and develop the most secure email, calendar and contact services – the first one with quantum-safe encryption. Placin...

One of the all-time great examples of type on a circle. Design by Ira Friedlander. Photography by Rod Bristow.

David Lynch

The classic Christmas TV special opens with letterforms that can be traced back to the Lettera alphabet book series, Ben Shahn lettering, and Romanesque capitals.

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Mihajlo Arsovski was a graphic designer working in Croatia. From Adrian Curry’s 2023 column for MUBI’s Notebook column: Mihajlo Arsovski was born in Skopje, Macedonia, on July 9, 1937, to a family o...