Typeface typography

A typography experiment we designed for the 2019 36 Days of Type Challenge.

Graphic Design

In which I round up 30 groovy fonts that harken back to the psychedelic era of the 1960s and 1970s. For flower children and retro lovers alike.

Eye-catching fonts for your next branding and graphic design projects.

Graphic Design, Illustration, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign

TAN - DAISY - Siteoutsite | three different types of font and numbers in black, yellow, pink, and white

Harry Richards is a freelance graphic designer based in Bath, UK, specialising in visual identity, typography, and print design. Including logos, guidelines, digital layouts, menus, posters, stationery, packaging, books, iconography and signage. Primarily supporting cultural, artistic, educational and environmental projects aiming to impact our world positively; socially and visually.

Belle de Mai is a display typeface inspired by the cultural shock between high cost inner-city zones and lower cost suburbs in big metropolitan cities such as Paris. The typeface takes its name from the hood of La Belle de Mai and merges classical elements with an unusual, vibrant edge. The lighter weights feel more dainty and delicate have a tight, expressive tension whilst the heavier weights show its softer side. Belle de Mai would look stunning in editorial layouts, impactful branding…

TAN-MERINGUE is a retro display typeface. Its curves give it a fun personality. Perfect if you want to add character to your project(s). 🙂