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Imperfection

von LIGHTDESIGNS
Einzelschnitte ab $9.00 USD
Die Schriftfamilie Imperfection wurde von Enoch Olaleye, Enoch Light entworfen und von LIGHTDESIGNS veröffentlicht. Imperfection enthält 1 Stile.

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IMPERFECTION Is a hand-written san-serif font inspired by human imperfections (mistakes). This is the first font created by LIGHTDESIGNS. It has no consistency in it's design which made the font looks like a lot of mistakes has been made. But this is done with purpose. With these characteristics, the font is given the name "IMPERFECTION', With surprising font and glyph designs, the intent of this font design is to pass a message that says, "SUCCESS IS NOT THE ACHIEVEMENT OF PERFECTION, BUT THE ACCOMMODATION OF IMPERFECTION™ This font design will be a fit in every design project it is utilised like logos, posters, flyers, magazine, card designs e.t.c. This font can be nicely pairs with script fonts & San serif font.

Designer: Enoch Olaleye, Enoch Light

Herausgeber: LIGHTDESIGNS

Foundry: LIGHTDESIGNS

Eigentümer des Designs: LIGHTDESIGNS

MyFonts Debüt: Jan 23, 2023

Imperfection

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LIGHTDESIGNS is not just a type foundry but also a creative graphic design company held in charge of a designer who is focused on applying creative & innovative mindset into every design created. His passion for designing as giving him the opportunity to communicate to the world, strategically passing information with every design he creates. Font designing is another channel to utilize his passion for the benefit of others. His aim is to give nice, creative font design that is informative, useful to clients in every situation and an example of a creative design. In LIGHTDESIGNS type catalogue you will find high-quality & captivating font designs that will add a unique look and personality to your projects. Feedbacks are highly valued for development in our designs for you to. Feel home to talk to us on anything needed.

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