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Hand Midas

por Marvadesign
Estilos individuales desde $10.00 USD
La familia tipográfica Hand Midas fue diseñada por Febrie Setiawan y publicada por Marvadesign. Hand Midas contiene 1 estilos.

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Hand Midas is a minimalist serif font that exudes an aura of wealth and sophistication, as the name suggests. With its slim, slightly elongated serifs, it embodies elegance and refinement. Each character is carefully crafted, maintaining a balance between simplicity and complexity. The tall shape adds a sense of authority and authority to the text, making it suitable for conveying messages of luxury and exclusivity. Hand Midas is the epitome of understated beauty, perfect for projects that demand a touch of class and prestige.

Diseñadores: Febrie Setiawan

Editorial: Marvadesign

Fundición: Marvadesign

Propietario del diseño: Marvadesign

MyFonts debut: May 6, 2024

Hand Midas

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Enter the world of expertly created letterforms with Marvadesign. Their dedication to innovation and attention to detail is evident in every design. The core of Our portfolio is a collection of bespoke typefaces that go beyond the ordinary. Each glyph is a testament to his meticulous design process, where proportions, curves and spacing were carefully researched to achieve a harmonious visual balance. The flexibility of their typeface design repertoire is a defining feature. From elegant serifs that exude classic sophistication to modern sans-serifs that embody a contemporary aesthetic, and custom scripts that add a touch of personality, each typeface is an intentional exploration of form and function. As a typographic designer, we navigate the intersection of tradition and innovation, honoring typographic heritage while pushing the boundaries of what is possible. The result is a portfolio that reflects a deep understanding of the craft and a passion for shaping the future of visual communications.

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