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TX Manifesto

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TX Manifesto is a Typebox font family with 4 styles priced from $39.00.

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TX Manifesto


TX ManifestoPurchase Options
  TX Manifesto Basic Latin/English lettersWest European diacriticsLigaturesDingbats & Symbols
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$39.00

TX Manifesto SlantPurchase Options
  TX Manifesto Slant Basic Latin/English lettersWest European diacriticsLigaturesDingbats & Symbols
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$39.00

Manifesto StoutPurchase Options
  Manifesto Stout Basic Latin/English lettersWest European diacriticsLigaturesDingbats & Symbols
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$39.00

TX Manifesto StencilPurchase Options
  TX Manifesto Stencil Basic Latin/English lettersWest European diacriticsLigaturesDingbats & Symbols
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$39.00

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Design Credits

First seen on MyFonts: May 13th, 2002
Designed by: Michael Kohnke
Designed when: 2001
Design owned by: Typebox
MyFonts Keywords: block, bold, heavy, ink traps, narrow, sans-serif, square, squared grotesk


TX Manifesto

Manifesto was designed for an article written in response to opinions that philosophy and personal expression have been wiped clean from today’s design profession. Contemporary design is sterile and sublime. Enter Ken Garland’s revision of the original 1964 Manifesto. The publishing of the “First Things First” manifesto 2000 is exhibit A that a trend for social belief systems is growing. Or is it? Many comfortably accept that designers are indeed “engaged in nothing less than the manufacture of contemporary reality”. The four ‘voices’ of the TX Manifesto Family (Regular, Slant, Stout and Stencil) is intended for your typographical response, and push for conscientious design.


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