In 2001, Éric de Berranger, designed the logotype of the “french Oscars”, the annual awards for movies. In 2011, still in use as this nice image take avenue Montaigne, Paris, demonstrate perfectly.

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?

^{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.

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.

Along the installation of the TDC at Musée Toulouse-Lautrec, Albi (France), Jean François Porchez is invited to deliver a lecture about his recent work. The title of this news is indeed false, the real title is no more than Typographic mysteries elucidated.

Since only few weeks, Alliance française des designers use Parisine Plus PTF for its visual identity and communication. The Alliance is a melting-pot of various designer activities, the Parisine Plus alternates reflect well the diversity.

Sometimes, a simple design and good selection of typefaces make the difference.
Kaitie website is set via Typekit, in Ambroise for its nameplate and Le Monde Sans for the texts. Nice and effective. Check also Kaitie blog, she?s a true typophile.

Logotype for FM Fukuoka, a radio was designed by Masahiko Kimura, GK Graphics. Its one of Japanese use of Le Monde Sans PTF. The two F means the station ?Always Fitting? Fukuoka (the listeners and the region).