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…fraction of this. The graduates don't all stay, but enough do. Type foundries: Tipografías, Latinotype, Typotheque Latin, and individual designers like Paloma López Grüninger and Cristóbal…

…Branding People, the Mexico City studio responsible for a notable share of the new-wave Latin American brand identity work of the 2020s, published their own rebrand. The system they…

…specific, no European, American, or Asian typographic tradition. It's legibly an A to a Latin-script reader, legibly a stylized figure to a non-Latin-script reader, legibly a heart or…

…almost entirely in Japanese. The Games prompted the first systematic effort to introduce Latin-alphabet transliterations and basic pictographic signage across the rail network. Katsumi…

…Americas show a studio that understands how to build brands that work simultaneously across Latin, European, and North American markets. In a field dominated by New York and London, Mucho…

…challenging traditional foundry models, and a growing demand for typefaces that work across Latin, Arabic, CJK, and Indic scripts simultaneously. The monoculture of the neo-grotesque will…

…works on mobile app icons, on cups at any size, on retail signage across markets where Latin script isn't the primary writing system, and on the growing range of non-coffee products…