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A typographic commitment to the bit: Creating unease

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OpenAI won't use AI in their brand campaigns. But they think you should.

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The zombies of Jamini Roy

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Welcome to Type of Culture, a different kind of design newsletter.

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4 things I learned from publishing my first font

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What's on my feed: Spring Edition 🌱

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Designing a logotype for DJ Bianca Maieli

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Confessions of a (disappointed) Designer #4

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The serif renaissance in AI branding, the typography of Severance, and what happens to our posts when Instagram dies?

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Confessions of a (grateful) Designer #3

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Confessions of a (perfectionist) Designer #2

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Late autumn moodboard: Depictions of desi women at rest

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On writing letters, birthday rituals, and self-compassion.

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Design Girl Energy: The offline obsessions of an extremely online designer

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Forget the algorithm, designers need to start designing for themselves again

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Designing a logotype for Plumb

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On fear, turning 30, and the creative process.

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Coming soon 🪩

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