Retiro: Creative Review Type Annual, Best in Book 2011
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Parisine Plus PTF in use: Roberto de Vicq
Roberto de Vicq started a typecalendar in 2011. Just a month ago (on 14 January 2011 to be precise), he used Parisine Plus PTF as companion of his afternoon tea and lifetime TV? Nice! Why Parisine Plus PTF?
AW Conqueror in use
Cushion set in AW Conqueror Carved.
The AW Conqueror was launched in last September 2010, the feedback was very positive. Meanwhile, we have received and seen various use of them.
Type lecture in Montpellier
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Fonts: top sellers in 2010
[righthand] Every month, we update the top 5 based on monthly sales at…
Ardoise demo version
Generally various samples, pdfs, online testing help to see if a typeface can be appropriate to a new project. But is only when you have the fonts installed that you can really confirm that the expected quality is there. The first feedback is positive, but even better you can see by yourself, with this Ardoise PRO Narrow Demi in Demo version. Its not a full font, but a real demo, with its own limitations. No need to register to our website, just download the zip file and install the font. The Read me file explain few things about this font.
Introducing Ardoise
Ardoise was born from a research started with the Charente typeface created in 1999. The later, designed for the daily La Charente Libre, met the needs of a newpapers typeface featuring a low contrast, straightforward forms, as Franklin Gothic.
Best wishes 2011
Best wishes for a prosperous 2011 to…
Last update of the year: PTF collection
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Apolline in use, forthcoming Apolline PTF
A very nice business card of Katie Fechtmann, a promising graphic designer who fall in love with Apolline after a first use on her diploma project back in 2009. Note the use of alternates a and n.