{"title":"Walter Florenz Brendel","description":"As far back as 1972, Walter Florenz Brendel had the idea of an electronic and digital system for typeface plotting and cutting, as well as automatic modification and reproduction.\n\n\nBefore 1972, when type users demanded their type color to be \"a little lighter or little darker\", Brendel, as the owner of over 28 type shops across Europe employing about six hundred people, could not meet their demands with the existing typefaces.\n\n\nConsequently Brendel developed a method to satisfy their needs.\n\n\nBrendel was the originator of the concept, and contributor and partner in the development, of IKARUS by \u003ca href=\"\/es\/person\/karow\/peter\"\u003ePeter Karow\u003c\/a\u003e. He cut typefaces based on mathematical increments that would allow type weights to be graduated in equal steps.\n\n\nBrendel was an accomplished professional type designer. Lingwood, Montreal, Volkswagen, Derringer, and Casablanca and many more were his creations. He was a design collaborator of Congress, Litera, Worchester and others.\n\n\nThe fonts of Brendel Type Studio are now available as the \u003ca href=\"\/es\/foundry\/ef-typeshop\"\u003eTypeShop Collection\u003c\/a\u003e.","products":[],"url":"https:\/\/www.myfonts.com\/es\/collections\/walter-florenz-brendel.oembed","provider":"MyFonts","version":"1.0","type":"link"}