In use: The unexpected choice of Ambroise for Wired
Ambroise in Wired, design by Claudia de Almeida.
Claudia de Almeida is an art director who, for years has designed admirable typographic assemblages where rhythm, typeface mixture, lines, outlines and images create a great atmosphere onto the pages. Her layouts for various US based publications once again prove that a layout can be optimistic, high contrasted, vivid, thanks to the typography and her savoir-faire.
Publications designed by Claudia de Almeida.
We absolutely LOVE Ambroise François. We have been having fun trying to pronounce it correctly. I am so excited. Ambroise is completely unexpected on Wired. It looks so beautiful. I am super excited. I hope you will like it!
→ Claudia de Almeida
Since 2013, she is the director of design for Wired and, of course, her first task has been to redesign the magazine, adding his unique typographic touch. Its new typographic palette includes Ambroise, that brings contrast and style to this technological magazine à priori less suitable for any Didot (Modern) typefaces. Indeed, it’s more natural to find a typeface like Ambroise in a fashion magazine.
As stated during exchanges with Jean François Porchez, Ambroise is used in combination with a structured and a rigorous sanserif that vibrates the headlines and layouts. At Typofonderie, we love her accuracy, headlines precision, adjusted typeface pairings, alignments, the details that build all the charm of typography accurately used in a magazine. It’s a job of a professional. Thank you Claudia.
Ambroise in Wired, design by Claudia de Almeida.
Let’s take the opportunity with this article to inform that Ambroise Italics are on the drawing board. We do not yet have a release date, but do not hesitate to contact us in the coming weeks for detailed information about it.
Ambroise Italic on Dribbble project.
Links
→ Claudia de Almeida
→ Wired
→ Ambroise
→ More Ambroise in use
→ A good taste cost less: Ambroise
→ Ambroise Italic on Dribbble
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