︎ GALLIQUE
2020
Gallique takes its name from the oldest of the garden roses, Rosa Gallica. The duality of soft petals met with prickling thorns soaks into the design of its juxtaposing forms to create a truly expressive, experimental take on a contemporary serif.
For ligatures lovers, Gallique is made to tangle and intertwine to create a stunning display of its delicate, hypnotic curves; making it the perfect choice for impactful editorial layouts and powerfully creations.
︎︎︎Download: Specimen & Trial
2020
Gallique takes its name from the oldest of the garden roses, Rosa Gallica. The duality of soft petals met with prickling thorns soaks into the design of its juxtaposing forms to create a truly expressive, experimental take on a contemporary serif.
For ligatures lovers, Gallique is made to tangle and intertwine to create a stunning display of its delicate, hypnotic curves; making it the perfect choice for impactful editorial layouts and powerfully creations.
︎︎︎Download: Specimen & Trial
︎ GALLIQUE CYRILLIC
2021
Gallique is completed with a Cyrillic version, which includes more than 160 new glyphs, with also alternates for Bulgarian.
︎︎︎Download: Specimen
2021
Gallique is completed with a Cyrillic version, which includes more than 160 new glyphs, with also alternates for Bulgarian.
︎︎︎Download: Specimen
︎ ASTROLABE
2020-2022
Revival: Gros Cicéro, Robert Granjon, 1569.
Specimen: Claude Lamesle, The Type-specimens of Claude Lasmesle, Paris, 1742 [Production Type library]
2020-2022
Revival: Gros Cicéro, Robert Granjon, 1569.
Specimen: Claude Lamesle, The Type-specimens of Claude Lasmesle, Paris, 1742 [Production Type library]
2018
- Speaking book - Makey Makey + connecting ink
2018
