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Typography Weekly #120

8 typography news links in this category

  1. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Type and Media is a master’s course in typeface design at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK). This website presents the work of last year’s graduates.
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    • 2,445 views
  2. Ralf Herrmann ·
    In 2021, four Berlin institutions collaborated to digitize a large part of their printed type specimen collections and make the images freely available online.
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    • 2,379 views
  3. Ralf Herrmann ·
    SF Symbols 4 features over 700 new symbols, variable color, automatic rendering, and new unified layer annotation.
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    • 2,571 views
  4. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Designed by Colophon Foundry, the family consists of eight styles and covers multiple scripts.
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    • 3,672 views
  5. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Letterform Archive is expanding our curatorial team to reflect the growing diversity of our collection and audience.
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    • 1,995 views
  6. Ralf Herrmann ·
    A new online platform, which documents all known type specimens—past and present. You can view and download them directly or we will direct you to physical or digital copies in archives around the world.
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    • 23,625 views
  7. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Multi-colored fonts, sometimes called chromatic type, are still relatively rare on the web. This article explains what you can do today and possibly in the future.
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    • 3,034 views
  8. Ralf Herrmann ·
    Variable fonts open up a range of styles within a single typeface, giving designers more control and expressive possibilities.
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    • 2,746 views

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