This page features a constantly updated collection of examples of TypeType fonts in use. Here you can find inspiration from looking at pretty images or have a look at a font you like through the eyes of a different designer.
We are very thorough in developing fonts, we carry out in-depth research, organize internal competitions for our designers and, of course, consult the end users of our fonts. It is very important for us that TypeType fonts are functional and at the same time expressive.
We want our fonts to strengthen the voice of your brand or to complement your design harmoniously. And we are happy to see that designers all around the world use our fonts in their projects. We will be glad if your project appears here, too.
Postcard and notepad design.
Design and development of a new visual identity of “Forno Mariani”, a bakery born in 1967. A second youth through the research of lines, colors and images to renew the memory of a joyful past.
Maren Schwitalla Kommunikationdesign’s rebranding of the Swiss company neo architektur after 7 years of its existence. The reason for rebranding was the move to a specially designed and built business and trade center. Thanks to the its face constructed of recycled tires, this building is not only unique for Switzerland but is also a precise…
Habit is a bright and ambitious project created by professionals with extensive experience in the coffee industry. One of the main aspirations of Habit is to create a habit of living freely and brightly in a world where each glass of coffee is not just a drink prepared by the skillful hands of a barista,…
Design of books.
Branding and motto development for a Lviv-based IT company Univisia.
Sesztina Gallery, MODEM’s chamber hall opened its doors with a refreshed contemporary art concept and a renewed look in Debrecen’s downtown. The gallery is named after the Sesztinas: the family founded an ironmongery at the beginning of the 19th century in Debrecen. The firm soon became one of the most prestigious business of the city,…
The poster is designed by Svelt studio for Cédric Orain and Guilherme Gomes’s project SILÊNCIO created by La Magnanerie.
Sowl is a brand of functional healthy teas that appreciates wellbeing and consumption of natural ingredients. To strengthen its natural character and the power of ingredients, the Pulpo design studio has created packaging with illustrations showing plants, leaves, and fruits in these teas.
Branding by Global Design Laboratory for Vegetable Drink NEUROX. Natural simplicity is unbeatable. And this is just the style for the product that combined organic content and straightforward user experience. Full of color but not kitchy packaging centers the attention on The Vegetable, flavoring the drink. Did you think that veggie juice is tomato and…
WIDARTO IMPACT is an independent branding and design company created the agency name LUTTE for Lutte Design Atelier, which means Survive / Struggle. Apart from creating an agency name, WIDARTO IMPACT designed Lutte’s identity to be elegant, super simple, aesthetically pleasing, and different from other local agencies. They selected the TT Hoves typeface as the…
During WWII, nearly a third of Varsovians were brutally separated and killed in the Warsaw Ghetto. To emphasise the dramatic nature of those events, design studio Redkroft created a visual identity for the Warsaw Ghetto Musem, tearing 1/3 of the logo and other materials apart.
At TypeType, we’ve got a broad experience in creating both fully custom fonts and modified modified commercial fonts from our collection.
You might find some nuances of already existing fonts unsuitable for your purpos- es, or you need a completely original font in order to create unique corporate identity.
We know that the process of selecting the right license can be quite complicated. We offer you a small cheat sheet for the proper selection of licenses, which will help you better understand the issue of licensing and find the right license before you purchase typefaces for commercial use.
Font hinting (also known as instructing) is the use of mathematical instructions to adjust the display of an outline font so that it lines up with a rasterized grid.
At low screen resolutions, hinting is critical for producing clear, legible text. It can be accompanied by antialiasing and (on liquid crystal displays) subpixel rendering for further clarity.