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Fatface

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→ Beginning in the (early) 1800s, the Fann Street foundry in London produced a few designs in the brand new genre of “fatfaces.” They were intended for short words to be printed HUGE, and for this purpose, they worked quite well!

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→ In the 1970s, everything old was new again, but this time the exaggerated proportions of the era infected the x-heights of many well-trodden styles. Weight was pushed to new extremes. Negative space in and around letters shrank to minuscule specs of white.

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→ Now in post-Mad-Men-and-Mumford-&-Sons 2020, The 1970s are breathing new life into the landslide of digital typefaces being produced at a dizzying pace. We are reminded of the cyclical nature of trends, but also of the things that don’t go out of style: even texture, and high contrast. Where the typefaces of Fann Street were intended only for a short word here or there, we can now create the entire spectrum between display and text, providing designers with a Swiss Army knife for all their fatface needs.

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5 WIDTHS. 9 OPTICAL SIZES. 45 STYLES. COMPLETE OVERKILL.

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Cousin

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of BLAZE

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& Relative

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to MANY OTHER

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SPLENDID MEMBERS

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of the eponymous genre

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WHICH HAVE GARNERED ATTENTION

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