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Waypointer

par Tarallo Design
Styles individuels à partir de $18.99 USD
La famille de polices Waypointer a été conçue par Donald Tarallo, Alex Tarallo et publiée par Tarallo Design. Waypointer contient 1 styles.

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Waypointer is a font of arrows. These can be used to indicate direction or emphasis in documents, signage, or websites. The arrow sizes match the standard cap height of most fonts making it simple to use within text.

The arrows are accessed with the standard keyboard keys. Make your own arrow of any length with the 1 to 9 keys. Use uppercase (A to Z) and lowercase (a to z) for pre-made arrows that point right, left, up, or down.

Those who use OpenType will find useful features, such as stylistic sets for changing arrow directions in 360 degree angles and stylistic alternates for quick changes between pointing right and left.

It has a few extras such as a map pin, anchor, and lightning bolt. These are included and accessed with the comma, period, and zero key.

Concepteurs: Donald Tarallo, Alex Tarallo

Éditeur: Tarallo Design

Fonderie: Tarallo Design

Fonderie d'origine: Tarallo Design

Maître d'ouvrage: Tarallo Design

MyFonts débout: Jan 6, 2022

Waypointer

À propos Tarallo Design

Tarallo Design is the foundry of Donald Tarallo and associates. We make high-quality, original, and memorable typefaces ranging from sans serifs to ornamentals.Don studied art and design at Clark University, Rhode Island School of Design (MFA), and the Basel School of Design in Switzerland. He became passionate about the creative process, form giving, and craft as a child working with his grandmother in her ceramic studio. After university he worked and taught design in Europe and East Asia, which furthered his interest in alphabets and languages.Since 1997, Tarallo Design has served international clients. It is based in Massachusetts. In addition to designing, Don is also a professor.

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