Results tagged “typeface” from muse

Some notes: Melor began as my idiosyncratic project of designing a curvy, squarish sanserif typeface. I wanted to design a full family but for various reasons it ended up with only regular and thin. There was also a plan for true italics but never realized. For now Melor is finally out there I want to take a break from type design, maybe I will work on a serif typeface, if there is time.

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Eurostile was originally designed by Italian type designer Aldo Novarese, released in 1962. Eurostile Next is designed by Akira Kobayashi, Linotype's Type Director. The redesign of Eurostile "contains a rethinking of the fonts' accents and special characters", and found the following images very interesting.
I like the detached cedilla very much, it's a great step towards the minimalism of modernity. The change in angle is doubtful, I think that would give Eurostile Next more readability, but in setting text? I don't think so.

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Found an interesting type experiment by Craig Ward on Behance today. Direct link to picture.
I especially like how he combined the letters Q and R together. L is so roughly cutted I almost didn't recognise it at first glance. G is very gracefully constructed. P seems very like a flipped L. R is very delicate, looks like a person dancing.