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Director Tamil Variable

von Indian Type Foundry
Einzelschnitte ab $130.00 USD
Die Schriftfamilie Director Tamil Variable wurde von Nikhil Ranganathan entworfen und von Indian Type Foundry veröffentlicht. Director Tamil Variable enthält 1 Stile.

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Director Tamil is a display type family with a minimalistic appearance and squared style. Across each of the family’s five fonts, all of the horizontal strokes share a consistent thickness, while vertical strokes grow thicker with each new weight. So Director Tamil Regular’s strokes are almost mono-linear, but Director Tamil’s heavy weight sports letters with a very severe stroke contrast. Each font includes 269 glyphs, offering full support for the conjuncts and ligatures required in Tamil.

Designer: Nikhil Ranganathan

Herausgeber: Indian Type Foundry

Foundry: Indian Type Foundry

Eigentümer des Designs: Indian Type Foundry

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Director Tamil Variable

Über Indian Type Foundry

Founded in 2009, the Indian Type Foundry (ITF) designs and distributes fine-quality, multilingual fonts for both the Indian and global market. ITF specialises in creating and developing both custom and retail fonts. ITF has designed and licensed fonts to some of the world’s most iconic brands including Apple, Google, Samsung, Sony, Amazon and Hyundai to name just a few. Its retail library offers fonts for text and display use, in visual styles ranging from traditional to experimental. ITF currently offers over 200 retail font families across 20 writing systems. ITF’s Kohinoor font family is on permanent display at London’s Design Museum as part of the “Designer Maker User” exhibition, which recognises this work as a historic milestone in the field of graphic design.If you're looking for a bespoke typeface or need assistance with extended licensing, please email [email protected]. You can also explore our full collection on our official distribution platform, https://fontstore.com/

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