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BeJota is the name of my independent type foundry and graphic design studio. I focus on retail-based design within a wide range of styles from high functional fonts to vintage and ornamental families. I created this space for my own experimentation and further exploration in the field of type.
Overall, I define my work as a mix between quality and playfulness, that puts together cultural aspects of Latin American and graphic design needs such as striking visuals, clear shapes and big personal
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Award winning typographic designer who has worked for the likes of Readers Digest and Nestlé and sold designs all over the world.
I specialise in hand drawn, brush and ink based products packed with texture and originality.
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Founder of Fenotype Typefaces.
Emil is a Finnish type designer and illustrator and graphic designer currently living in Turku, Finland.
Emil designed his first freeware fonts already in high school. He studied graphic design at the University of Art and Industrial design Helsinki. In 2007 Emil started as a freelance graphic designer and in 2011 he became a full time type designer.
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Founded in 2015 by brothers Ross and Evan Lelliott, Increments is a sound and type design studio based in London. We design concept driven display typefaces for retail and commercial use across film, television and advertising.
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Harmnessless Type, hailing from the vibrant creative landscape of Indonesia, stands as a beacon of innovation in the world of typography. With a discerning eye for design and a commitment to excellence, this creative foundry has carved out a niche in YouWorkForThem's esteemed catalog. Each typeface they offer, though select in number, is a masterpiece of design, blending affordability with unparalleled quality.
From the geometric elegance of Diagramm, with its Neo-Grotesk charm and contemporary
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HVD Fonts based in Berlin/Germany, founded by Hannes von Döhren in 2005.
After completing his studies (graphic design) in 2005, he worked in an advertising agency in Hamburg/Germany. Since 2007 he has been working as a freelancing graphic- and type designer in Berlin.
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International House of Fonts (IHOF), a division of P22, is a type boutique that showcases distinctive type designs and designers from around the world. The IHOF collection embodies a sensitivity towards historical lettering, while introducing unique and contemporary typefaces. IHOF was established in 2001 and presently includes designs from Japan, Germany, Hungary, Canada and the US. The selection is rich in calligraphic scripts by lettering artists such as Michael Clark, Arthur Baker, Ray Cruz,
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Digital Type Foundry Dept by Kiwari Kolektiv, a collective of regular human beings with italic and bold mind having fun in exploring, thinking and experimenting in visual design.
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Since its inception in 2013, TypeType has been at the forefront of the typographic industry, carving out a niche as an independent font design studio known for its fusion of functionality and aesthetic appeal in font creation. Founded by Ivan Gladkikh, a type designer with over 15 years of experience, and Alexander Kudryavtsev, an adept manager, TypeType has swiftly risen to prominence in the global design community.
At the core of TypeType's success is a diverse and skilled team of professiona
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URW++ has been the go-to place for type designers and companies alike since it was founded more than fifty years ago. With their rich history of designing first rate fonts and web fonts, they’re renowned around Europe as well North America with projects ranging from custom design services to fresh new faces on an entire library that will make your brand stand out like never before!
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I went to Paris when I was very young, just for the sake of art. That caused many a sleepless night to my beloved mother, but she accepted my decision. Once I met Salvador Dalí, but he did not take me very seriously. To this day I don’t know why! After some years I decided to start a serious life. I got married and studied graphic design at the Hochschule der Künste in Berlin. Making detours, once more to Paris, then to Barcelona, where I designed the OECD pavilion for the Osaka World Expo at th
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