magazines


Magazines are bound publications, normally published periodically, containing a variety of articles.

Fonts 80

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Lava Syllabics
5 Styles
Greta Sans Korean
10 Styles
Riggs
12 Styles
October Devanagari
9 Styles
November Condensed Devanagari
9 Styles

Books 19

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Works That Work No.7
This issue of WTW strives to probe beyond the visible aspect of design. We look at the invisible organisational principles shaping our lives.
Works That Work No.4
If necessity is the mother of invention, extreme environments must be hotbeds of innovation. This issue of Works That Work finds out.
Works That Work No.3
In this issue we look at designs from the past that have shaped the present, and designs from the present that will affect the future.
Dot Dot Dot 17
Issue 17 of the Dot Dot Dot magazine covers design in the widest possible sense while steering clear of both commercial portfolio presentations.
Open Manifesto No.3
Australian graphic design magazine Open Manifesto provides thoughtful and thought provoking writing on graphic design. Issue 3 includes themes such as cultural exchange, the Israeli/Palestinian issue, and the ego in design.

Articles 7

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Tribunal — Shaped by Two Worlds
Tribunal went through multiple iterations in a very public trial-and-error process as the custom font of the cross-platform Slovene student magazine Tribuna. Its key stylistic features were developed to meet the functional requirements of a constantly evolving publication with a limited budget.
Typeface stories · 13 December 2013 · English · 1424 words
Lava — Voice of a Magazine
Lava was designed to bridge the digital and print editions of a newly designed magazine.
Typeface stories · 5 September 2013 · English · 689 words
New Faces (Chapter Two: The West Coast)
The second chapter of Emily King’s doctoral thesis which focuses on typeface design in the United States, England and the Netherlands between 1987 and 1997.
Essays · 23 January 2005 · English · 18886 words
New Faces (Chapter Three: The East Coast)
The third chapter of Emily King’s doctoral thesis which focuses on typeface design in the United States, England and the Netherlands between 1987 and 1997.
Essays · 23 January 2005 · English · 17408 words
New Faces (Chapter Four: London)
The fourth chapter of Emily King’s doctoral thesis which focuses on typeface design in the United States, England and the Netherlands between 1987 and 1997.
Essays · 23 January 2005 · English · 15377 words

Blogs 13

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Parmigiano, two years later
There is nothing better than seeing our fonts in action
28 June 2016
Tribunal — At Home in Print and on Screen
Tribunal was originally developed as the custom font of a cross-platform magazine, designed from the start to work equally well in both print and screen media.
16 December 2013
Extended Greek and Cyrillic Character Sets for Three Popular, Typeface Families
We will be speaking in Moscow at Serebro Nabora, the first Russian type conference. Among other things, he will be presenting Typotheque’s latest Cyrillic fonts.
6 November 2013
Lava — a Multilingual Typeface for Running Text
Lava font was designed for magazine use, but far transcends its original application. It’s a no-nonsense workhorse typeface that can handle large quantities of text with ease.
23 September 2013
Client Spotlight: Communication Arts magazine
Communication Arts publisher Patrick Coyne needed a typeface that would give them the typographical tools necessary to support an international publication in both print and onscreen applications.
17 June 2013

Authors 8

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Aljaž Vindiš
Aljaž Vindiš (1987) was born in Slovenia, graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Ljubljana, and has worked with various Slovene ...
Morgane Rébulard
Kevin Finn
Founder, editor and designer of Open Manifesto. Over the past 13 years Kevin has worked as a designer at a number of leading design studios in Dublin,...
Jonty Valentine
Currently lives in Auckland, New Zealand working as a graphic designer, a lecturer and sometimes a writer and curator. He received an MFA in graphic d...
Luke Wood
Currently based in Lyttelton, a small port town on the east coast of New Zealand’s South Island, Luke works as a freelance graphic designer, lec...