The Diphthong Type Foundry is a small, personal font studio founded by Max Hancock in 2011, located in the Washington D.C. area of the United States.

Illustration, Graphic Design, Photo Manipulation, Font and Logo Creation

Here Internet Cafe Ice Cream Bar offers modern computers in a friendly enviroment with high speed internet access and the best Ice Cream in Edinburgh. We serve a selection of hot and cold drinks, food snacks. We offer printing, scanning, copying as well as fax facilities available every day of the week.

Hello, my name is Jan Willem Wennekes, and I run Zeptonn. Thanks for visiting! At Zeptonn I do illustrative design and creative direction. I have a background in Artificial Intelligence (2002) and Philosophy (2006, specialized in the brilliant Ludwig Wittgenstein).

Cost-effective and creative graphic and exhibition design solutions for museums, galleries and small businesses. Based in West Yorkshire, UK.

Stile and other true cursive italic fonts.

Font made in Switzerland.

Free Fonts search and download. free-fonts.com offers a searchable database of 55.000 OpenType, TrueType and PostScript Type 1 fonts from Adobe, Linotype, Monotype, URW and free fonts archives.

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HypeForType was founded by designer and art director, Alex Haigh. It’s a long-term labour of love, amongst many things, but it’s also the embodiment of the ideal that you should do what you love, trust your instincts, and persevere. Fuelled by a long-term obsession for type, Alex’s design career accelerated rapidly, from his first Junior Designer role fresh out of college, to a freelance Senior Designer position at the universally admired agency AKQA, all within the space of two years. Exposure to the most talented people in their fields at AKQA is where the roots of HypeForType formed for Alex, working late until the early hours of the morning on a “typographic side project” would eventually form what is now known today as HypeForType.