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Insigne Design was founded as DooleyType in 2004 with the release of the typeface Biortec. Since then, Insigne Design has released a wide variety of quality typefaces, including sans serifs, scripts, serifs and experimental forms. Insigne Design prides itself on its unique and affordable fonts. Insigne is also available for custom typeface and logotype design.
Insigne Design is the foundry of Jeremy Dooley. A world traveler, Jeremy has traveled extensively and lived in both Europe and the Midd
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Mott Jordan studied studio art and design at U.C. Santa Cruz, and was a self-employed sign painter and later a full-time graphic artist at a local weekly. His type design career began in earnest under Ilene Strizver at International Typographic Corporation in the mid-1990s, releasing two typefaces (ITC Verkehr and ITC Hornpype). By the mid-2010s, Jordan had formed the Mysterylab Foundry and today has approximately 40 offerings that represent an eclectic mix of retro 1960s and 1970s styles, ornat
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Pink Broccoli is the brainchild of Phil Bracco, a budding graphic designer and graduate of Pratt Institute. He has always been attracted to playful type designs which lend themselves nicely toward children’s books, light-hearted product packaging, and scrapbooking designs.
Pink Broccoli’s goal is to create a range of creatively festive fonts.
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Discovering The Best Version of You. For Branding, logo, and Type design,
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Welcome to Storytype Studio store. We provide many gorgeous font for you, such as Display, Script, Quirky, sans serif, serif, and others. Stalk our store and you will find many amazing fonts for your project!
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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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