r/typography

The beloved Futura lowercase j in a CAPTCHA

The beloved Futura lowercase j in a CAPTCHA

64jBQ?

or

64iBQ?

(also cal poly kinda stinks)

u/Hot_Gur1295 — 5 hours ago
An amazing Cover

An amazing Cover

On this cover there are at least four distinct typefaces: we’re light‑years away from today’s minimalist design.

u/Careful-Fish-7036 — 16 hours ago
Image 1 — Font of the week: Textura Quadrata
Image 2 — Font of the week: Textura Quadrata
Image 3 — Font of the week: Textura Quadrata
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Font of the week: Textura Quadrata

Font of the week: Textura Quadrata

Textura Quadrata is the pinnacle of medieval gothic lettering—defined by its sharp corners, tight rhythm, and formal majesty. This font transforms words into architectural structures of ink, perfect for gothic tattoos, illuminated-style designs, or any work needing a sense of solemn craft.

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#justifiedink #font #customletters #gothicstyle #lettering

u/justifiedink — 12 hours ago
Working on a geometric sans, thoughts?

Working on a geometric sans, thoughts?

I want it to be eye-catching. The name is Clickbait Sans

u/johnBassoon — 13 hours ago
How can I make my type specimen poster better? More in description

How can I make my type specimen poster better? More in description

https://preview.redd.it/utpvg2v7a1tg1.png?width=1338&format=png&auto=webp&s=f50c0e4a964dc0a33da71fde03a9e25a6da2f809

Hey all, I'm a first year student studying graphic design and just got an assignment to create a type specimen poster and this is my attempt. My main concern is that it feels a little sterile and lacks depth; any ideas on how to fix this?
The actual poster needs to encapsulate the font family (Garamond) and show off its main characteristics. Any corrections would be appreciated!

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u/blowmith — 10 hours ago
Week