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- Sep 15, 2026
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Beach Blankets, Bell-Bottoms & Bold Type – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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Summer may be over, but we’re not quite ready to pack away the beach blankets, sunscreen, and memories of long, hot afternoons, especially since those long, hot afternoons don’t seem to be going anywhere! Luckily, Graphics from Typeverything has enough sunshine and ’70s swagger to keep us warm well into November. Released last season, this bold display face draws from the visual exuberance of disco posters, early digital aesthetics, and an era when the future looked groovy, graphic, and full of
Lost in Translation? A Designer’s Guide to Japanese Type – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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There’s something irresistible about encountering a writing system you don’t know. First, you see shape, rhythm, density, and pattern; only later do you begin to understand the language and logic holding it all together. For type lovers, Japanese typography offers an especially rich rabbit hole—and J Type 101 is a smart place to start. Created by Mio Kosaka, Mizuki Hanada, and Monet Fukawa of Brooklyn’s Koyubi Studio, the book is the first English-language guide to Japanese typography, breaking
Type Tuesday: Rosebriar Brings Storybook Charm Without Feeling Stuck in the Past – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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Decorative display faces often ask you to commit to a very specific aesthetic. Rosebriar takes a different approach. It embraces ornament, history, and personality while leaving enough room for designers to decide exactly how far to push the mood. Designed by Laura Worthington of Laura Worthington Design, Rosebriar reflects the foundry’s signature approach to type: hand-drawn letterforms that balance artistic expression with meticulous craftsmanship. Worthington’s work is rooted in hand letterin
This Is Lagos Turns the City's Hand-Painted Typography Into Monumental Public Art – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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Typography often lives on screens, in books, or on branding systems. But in Lagos, it’s long been alive on the streets. The letters feel simultaneously bold and fluid, reflecting the city’s constant motion, improvisational energy, and remarkable density. They read less like static type and more like movement frozen in steel. Artist Dennis Osadebe’s new public art project, This Is Lagos, takes inspiration from one of the city’s most recognizable visual languages: the hand-painted lettering found
European Wax Center’s New Identity Is Smooth in More Ways Than One – PRINT Magazine (opens the original)
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There are few branding assignments where the word smooth carries quite this much pressure. For its new identity for European Wax Center, Yard NYC has built an entire brand platform around the idea with “Smooth, Done Right”—a confident, slightly cheeky declaration from a company that has performed more than 100 million waxes. At this point, presumably, they know smooth. The transformation spans strategy, identity, campaigns, packaging, signage, and the interiors of more than 1,000 centers. But fo
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