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Centrale Sans Inline

Centrale Sans Inline

por Typedepot
Estilos individuales desde $19.00
Familia completa de 4 fuentes : $49.00
Centrale Sans Inline Fuente La familia era diseñada por Alexander Nedelev, Veronika Slavova y publicado por Typedepot. Centrale Sans Inline contiene 4 estilos y opciones de paquetes familiares.

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Sobre la familia Centrale Sans Inline Fuente


Tipo de diseño humanista que incorpora elementos de los tipos grotescos de construcción más racional. Se caracteriza por una altura x relativamente grande y aperturas abiertas. El efecto general sugiere cercanía, sin el sentimentalismo de algunos de los diseños humanistas más auténticos, contemporáneos y precisos.

Diseñadores: Alexander Nedelev, Veronika Slavova

Editorial: Typedepot

Fundición: Typedepot

Propietario del diseño: Typedepot

MyFonts debut: 20 de octubre de 2016

Centrale Sans Inline

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Typedepot co-founders Alexander Nedelev and Veronika Slavova say, “In the beginning, Typedepot was a side project, nothing serious – just experimenting with letterforms. Then, in a moment it just felt more right to do this than anything else.” Based in Sofia, Bulgaria, the duo first came upon type design while working as graphic designers in advertising. “We had absolutely no background in type design,” Alexander says, “but we had this project, a logotype for a small company, which we developed to become the Glide typeface.” Two years later they rented an office, took the plunge and started designing type full time. “Now it’s the thing we do and the thing we love to do.” So far they’ve seen great success with Best Seller Centrale Sans. The modern sans serif typeface was featured as one of MyFonts Most Popular Fonts of 2011 and was featured in our Rising Stars Newsletter that same year. The self-taught designers whose foundry started out as a way to experiment with type, say that their main focus is “to design original typefaces for retail and custom use.”

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