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Mark Simonson joins Type Network
A prolific American type designer brings finely crafted revivals, innovative contemporary faces, and a radiant depth of character to a growing alliance of independents.
ScreenFonts: January 2017 | The Leftovers
These posters didn’t make the cut, but are still noteworthy for their design and/or typography.
ScreenFonts: January 2017
The premier of ScreenFonts at Type Network features (full-size!) posters for The Girl on the Train, The Birth of a Nation, The Accountant, The Lennon Report, Christine, Ah-ga-ssi (The Handmaiden), King Cobra, Boo! A Madea Halloween, and The Unspoken—and comes…
Type Network’s First Festival of Type
We celebrated the holidays with a festive gallery of banners showcasing all of our foundry partners.
Inside the fonts: Embury Text border ornaments
Typefaces in the Type Network catalog are often decked out with special features and typographic extras. This new series reveals the treasures hidden behind your keyboard.
Font Bureau leader lifts the curtain on OpenType Variations Font for Google
Pioneering GX variations developer David Berlow says: “Far beyond sliders and movies, there is an expanse yet to be discovered.”
New Hero unleashed: Newlyn’s geometric sans packs a powerful punch
Initially conceived as part of a major American bank’s branding refresh, New Hero leaps into service as a dynamic family in 20 wide-ranging styles.
Pumpkin spice and everything nice
The beginning of the holiday season reminds us of how lucky we are to do the work we love with people we love. And that cranberries are awesome.
Meno comes of age: 7-style family matures into a typographic powerhouse
Originally released as a modest yet elegant workhorse serif face in 1994, Richard Lipton’s Meno expands into a sprawling, glamorous type system in three optical sizes.
CJ Type latest foundry to join Type Network
After working behind the scenes in the type world, CJ Dunn steps into the limelight to launch CJ Type, debuting his fresh take on Erbar-Grotesk, history’s first geometric sans.
Yves Peters demystifies the secret language of movie posters at Adobe MAX 2016
Yves Peters brings his popular ScreenFonts series of movie poster reviews live to the stage at Adobe MAX on Thursday afternoon, November 3.
TN on TkM Type ID Contest
Mad about type? Down for a challenge? Have we got a game for you! Enter the #TNonTkM Type ID Contest for a chance to win fabulous typographic prizes and the respect of your type-lovin’ peers.