A real-life situation that forced a type designer to evaluate his profession. One small typographic detail (an incorrect version of the diacritic over the letter L) caused troubles with the authorities. With a happy end.

In what language your dog barks? Manu, our series of multilingual fonts, allow dogs to freely express them in any of the 150 supported languages.

Newly published handwritten font Manu offers various possibilities of expression, as demonstrated in this comic strip.

In a project of Typeradio and the HBK Saar students choose existing typefaces and interpret them in short compositions. Martin Kalle chose our History as the inspiration for his piece.

We are pleased to present Image and Text, a new website that experiments with the power of text and images. It is intriguing to see how text can modify our understanding of images, and how a single image can be interpreted in multiple ways.

Bringing the world of rich typography to the visually impaired