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Hot new fonts to play with this summer, courtesy of leading foundries

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The result is a clear system of letters and symbols that takes information beyond standard text communication, making it a great choice for wayfinding and signage. Netto's extensive set of symbols and pictograms have been designed to integrate with the look and systematic design of its letters.

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The Best Fonts of 2021, As Chosen By Type Designers

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Epicene by Kris Sowersby. Designer: Kris Sowersby. I love the lowercase letter ‘a’ and that’s enough!”. Ale Paul, Buenos Aires-based typeface designer, educator, and art director. Yevgeniy Anfalov, Hannover-based visual designer and art director. Foundry: Klim Type. Lenora by Vojt?ch

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14 fonts to fall in love with: trending typefaces that designers adore

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Everett originally emerged during Nolan Paparelli's studies at ECAL (University of Art & Design Lausanne) in 2015 and was inspired by the work of the American photographer Daniel Everett. The serifs and the terminals are sharp, and the axis of the letters is varied. It has a mechanical skeleton, and the forms are largely geometric.

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Kris Sowersby: The Art of Letters

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Kris Sowersby: The Art of Letters. Formist Editions has released Kris Sowersby: The Art of Letters, a visual feast of letterforms celebrating one of the world’s leading type designers. We are surrounded by letters. As Sowersby expresses, “There is no definitive form of the alphabet.

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Fresh new fonts for September to satisfy that 'back to school' feeling

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South East is a sans serif type family loosely inspired by the shapes and compositions seen in the curved forms and varying letter heights of Hangul, the Korean alphabet, which is intended for vertical reading. This tension between strict geometry and loopy, hand-held lettering was central to the design of the new font.

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The Art of Letters celebrates the “relative absurdity” of the alphabet

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Running to a hefty 800 pages, and filled with double-page spreads of giant letterforms, The Art of Letters aims to question and explore the relationship between art, function and form when it comes to type design. Art of Letters is published by Formist Editions, priced $90; formisteditions.co.

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