Type

The Visual History of Type author Paul McNeil selects and dissects his six favourite faces

A <n>custom typeface</n> designed in collaboration with <n>Nike (Just Do It.)</n>.

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Display typefaces including <n>Kafka</n>, <n>Arden</n>, and <n>Lithic</n> by designer <n>Barrett RM</n>.

<n>Faust</n>, an experimental typeface by designer <n>Bouk Ra</n>.

Visual identity for <n>Halaska Studio</n> by <n>Chris Halaska</n>, using the <n>Neue Montreal</n> typeface by <n>Pangram Pangram</n>.

A design detail from the <n>Bugrino</n> typeface by <n>Lavender Type</n>.

<n>Giano Display</n> typeface by <n>studio FM milano</n>.

The <n>Raptor V2</n> typeface designed by <n>Vojtěch Říha</n> for <n>Superior Type</n>.

<n>Avenue Mono</n>, a <n>monospaced</n> <n>sans-serif</n> typeface by <n>Angelo Villalba</n> and <n>BAG ESTUDIO</n>.

Magnetik Typeface — Neo-Grotesk Sans Serif

Design exploration for the <n>FH Alpha</n> typeface by <n>Fatih Hardal</n>.

<n>Utopian</n> is a monospace typeface inspired by the <n>Brutalist</n> architecture of <n>Les Arènes de Picasso</n> in Paris.