A short essay scrutinising the general misconceptions of western typography, and the appropriateness of Euro-centric type terminology.

Review of India’s first design conference, held in 2006 in Goa.

An in depth account of Malcolm Quinn’s book about the swastika, which investigates in depth the history and function of the symbol, beginning with its earliest manifestations in cultures around the globe and even its pre-Nazi uses in western commerce, then focusing on its forever tarnishing appropriation by Hitler.

Oli Grotesk is an affable, high-performance typeface family informed by the industrial aesthetics of mechanical writing tools.

November and October, global font families inspired by an industrial heritage, now support the two most widely used Indian scripts.

Greta Sans Devanagari is the largest typeface system of interrelated styles produced for any Indic language, suitable for small text and headlines.

Fedra Sans supports another two writing scripts, and 280 million more speakers.

The Indian Type Foundry will be the first specialised company to develop and directly distribute Unicode-compliant digital fonts in India.

Arya Purohit is a Type Designer and Graphic Designer from Mumbai. After completing an internship with Seenk, Paris and working as a designer for ASDS,...

Parimal Parmar is a designer from India with special interest in type and identity design, graduated from D J Academy of Design, Coimbatore, India. Hi...

Ramakrishna Saiteja is a type & graphic designer from Bangalore, India. He graduated from D J Academy of Design, Coimbatore, India. He acquired an...

Hitesh Malaviya (Rocky) is a Type Designer and Graphic designer from India. After graduating from the Faculty of Fine Arts, M.S. University of Baroda ...

Shiva Nallaperumal is a Graphic Designer, Art Director and Typeface Designer. In 2018 he partnered with Juhi Vishnani to form November, a plural desig...

Typotheque designs and develops Unicode-compliant fonts. Below are some instructions for using Unicode fonts to set Devanagari texts.