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Rhythm of Type

por Dodeca Studio
Estilos Individuais a partir de $12.00 USD
Família completa com 4 fontes: $32.00 USD
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A família de fontes Rhythm of Type foi desenhada por Tom Kiss, Geoff Kiss e publicada pela Dodeca Studio. Rhythm of Type contém 4 estilos e opções de pacote familiar. Saiba mais sobre esta família

Rhythm of Type Complete Family

 4 fontes

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Por Estilo:

$8.00 USD

Pacote de 4 estilos:

$32.00 USD

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Rhythm of Type is a typeface designed by Geoff Kiss (1936 - 2005), inspired by the work of Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian. The typeface shares typographic form with Architype Van Doesburg, from the 1919 experimental geometric alphabet by Theo Van Doesburg. It also takes inspiration from the work of Timothy Epps and Christopher Evans on typefaces for machine learning at the National Physical Laboratory, Middlesex, UK. Geoff’s version of the typeface differs through his unique development of the type into physical form with firm layout principles alongside use of colour. Geoff first started developing ideas of three-dimensional type in the 1970s and expanded this work over several decades. In the late 1980s he focused on a Mondrian-inspired colour scheme, and in 1995 made his first physical piece as part of a series called Rhythm. Constructed with wooden blocks and painted in primary colours, the starkly defined type is combined with a strict construction methodology. A limit of two layers of blocks dictates the vertical and horizontal lines of type, with no exceptions for angles and strictly no curves. The result is a typeface that embodies the word it depicts, flowing like bars of music. Geoff continued his work through a series of unique pieces with Rhythm x4, Rhythm x9 and In Our Time. Through these different pieces, Geoff explores adding further layers of blocks, block sizes and variations of the colours. In 2024, Geoff’s son Tom began work on a digital version of this typeface. Tom studied Geoff’s original notebooks and sketches to create each typeface. It comes in four variations:. Festival, Sunflower, Merry-Go-Round and Black Lines. Festival, Sunflower and Merry-Go-Round are named after the red, yellow and blue colour references used in the pieces, with Black Lines named after Rhythm of Black Lines by Mondrian. Colour is a critical aspect of this typeface and crucial to the variants. Merry-Go-Round places blue horizontal blocks on top of a red base, as used in Geoff’s Rhythm, Rhythm x9 and In Our Time pieces. Festival is the inverse, as seen in Rhythm x4. Although yellow featured in all of Geoff’s Rhythm pieces, it was most frequently used on the ends of the wooden blocks and not visible with a two-dimensional version of the type. The Sunflower variant places yellow at the narrow intersections of horizontal blocks, visible in the Rhythm and Rhythm x9 pieces. The strict limitations of the wooden block construction always dictate the type design, with the exception of some symbols and punctuation which would otherwise prove impossible. The typeface makes use of some stylistic alternates, as noted from Geoff’s original sketches of the typeface alphabet.

Designers: Tom Kiss, Geoff Kiss

Fundição: Dodeca Studio

Estreia na MyFonts: Feb 17, 2026

Rhythm of Type

Sobre Dodeca Studio

A creative studio specializing in web design, located in Devon, UK. Our journey into typography design is only just beginning, but is supported by our experience in crafting typefaces and iconography for major video game titles. Our work often focuses on type with strong inspiration from real-world materials and physical type, whilst making use of the latest features in digital type design.

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