Paris, le 26 janvier 2023 – Monotype, un leader mondial spécialisé dans les polices de caractères et des technologies a publié aujourd'hui son rapport annuel sur les tendances typographiques, Type Trends 2023, un guide complet qui explore la manifestation graphique du contexte actuel.
Le rapport que vous avez sous les yeux est une opportunité de réflexion et de projection, une halte en cours de route pour vous recharger et dessiner les contours de l’année à venir. C’est une vue panoramique, un instantané de ce paysage qui mérite d’être capturé.
In our first episode of Season 3, we welcome the new Senior Director of the Monotype Studio, Tom Rickner, as a first-time host. Tom speaks with Jim Moran, master printer and collections officer for the internationally-known Hamilton Wood Type Museum.
L'intérêt et la passion de Damien Collot pour le design de fontes proviennent du dessin. Enfant, il pouvait passer des heures à son bureau à essayer de dessiner le Donald Duck parfait.
Elliot Jay Stocks, designer and musician, joined us on the podcast this week to speak about passion projects. Known for his typography work, Elliot is a freelance designer and was previously Creative Director at Adobe Typekit. Today, he’s working with Google on Google Fonts Knowledge.
Madera, conçue par Malou Verlomme, est une sans serif géométrique chaleureuse, avec des coins et des bords futuristes. Madera est une nouvelle alternative aux sans serif classiques, qui connaissent actuellement un renouveau dans le design d’entreprise.
Following on from our research into how fonts are used in the beauty and automotive industries, in part three we take a look at ten luxury fashion brands. What is the most fashionable font style? How do these brands use typefaces to stand out from competitors and are there opportunities which are being missed?
In part two of our research into the luxury sector and how font styles are used, we look at automotive brands. Still thought of as a masculine dominated industry we were interested to see if there were any similarities with our last study which was focused on the beauty sector.
There are certain font characteristics which have traditionally been thought of as representative of luxury like serifs and high contrast strokes. We wanted to do some research into the top luxury brands across beauty, fashion, automotive and travel to see which typefaces these brands are using and how.
