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From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Rasmus.www.new-letters.de
From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Solvej. Prints available in our shop.www.new-let
Eight prints from our 3D series - each motive represents one typeface.Comes in a shipping tube. Avai
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From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Tilde. Prints available in our shop.www.new-lett
Eight prints from our 3D series - each motive represents one typeface. Comes in a shipping tube. Ava
From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Mériva. Prints available in our shop.www.new-let
Eight prints from our 3D series - each motive represents one typeface.Comes in a shipping tube. Avai
From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Voltaire.www.new-letters.de
Eight prints from our 3D series - each motive represents one typeface. Comes in a shipping tube. Ava
Eight prints from our 3D series - each motive represents one typeface. Comes in a shipping tube. Ava
From our series… 3D imagined curves of our typeface Rois.www.new-letters.de
One main realization during the developing process was the fact that diacritics would often collide
Hanje’s strengths emerge in larger sizes above at least 50 pt. The very dense and massive appe
One of Hanje’s distinctive features is its massive diacritics. Instead of just sitting on top
Hanje started as an experiment which explored the questions whether a typeface could have a maximum
Laif was built as a variable typeface, including 2 axes - a width and weight axe. With 35 cuts, it i
Review Hanje typeface… *****Hanje is an ultra heavy display typeface. Its very dense and
Laif was built as a variable typeface, including 2 axes - a width and weight axe. With 35 cuts, it i
Laif was built as a variable typeface, including 2 axes - a width and weight axe. With 35 cuts, it i
Especially at heavyweights the counter spaces in the characters form a visual counterpart to the ste
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