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March 27, 2023

The Half-Life Alyx Font, Designed by YouWorkForThem

A Creative Collaboration for the Gaming World As a creative brand with a warm and friendly approach, YouWorkForThem has been at the forefront of providing design resources for designers for over 20 years. In this post, we're going to take a closer look at our collaboration with Valve Corp...

January 2, 2023

Elevate Your Designs with Kloroform’s Gradient Blend Noise Graphics

Digital designers, if you're looking to upgrade your design skills, you'll definitely want to check out the Gradient Blend Noise 4 collection from Kloroform. This set of 80 high-quality design elements is perfect for a wide range of digital design projects, including stationery, social media pos...

November 1, 2022

A Super Versatile Sans-Serif Font for Today’s Digital Designers

The sans serif font Enkel is a tight, clever mix of geometric and neo-grotesque design. At larger sizes, it is a strong, confident display typeface, while at smaller sizes it is excellent for long-form text. Enkel includes variable weights, multiple stylistic sets, accents, and multilingual char...

October 24, 2022

Add a Mesmerizing Hologram Effect to Your Photos

The Hologram Photo Effect from Pixelbuddha adds dark, mesmerizing dimension to your photographs, perfect for creating unique content for Instagram! The Hologram Effect creates a look that is both futuristic and retro, recalling the bluish glow of TV screens at night, or the fade-in of a humanoid...

October 7, 2022

The All Caps Sans Serif Font with Art Deco Charm

Rinjani is an all-caps sans serif with a "vintage futuristic art-deco touch," as described by the designer. In other words, Rinjani recalls what people in the 1930s thought "futuristic" might look like, realized in the then ultra-contemporary art-deco style. As such, Rinjani recalls Euro-America...

March 20, 2022

An Ideal Font for Mobile Apps

Elegant, subtly artistic, and straight to the point: Givonic. This variable font from Letterhend Studio is a smooth sans serif with a dash of cool. It is especially suited to support logical, easy UI/UX design. With nine weights and eighteen styles, Givonic can be retooled through an iterative p...

December 15, 2021

All Tomorrow’s Roubens: a Sans Serif Font by Roman Melikhov

Rouben is a love-at-first sight font. It's a sans serif font family, but its futuristic features lend it a confidence and flair beyond traditional terminology. It's so obviously perfect for minimalistic logos, trademarks, titles, taglines—that it's absurd to explicitly state it. Boxer, Type, Fak...

October 6, 2021

DX Rigraf from Dirtyline, Dirtyline, Dirtyline…

Dirtyline Studio's fabulous collection is so original and striking, that you will inevitably want to know more about them. This is typography as art, calling, and tons of fun—great designs made with astounding skill and truckloads of passion. As you scroll through their collection, consider any ...

September 21, 2021

Glitch 010: Go and Glitch No More

Tharanas Chuaychoo is an absolute master at taking the visual and aural exhaust of the technical world and turning it into hypnotic pieces of art. Televisions gone awry and damaged digital screens appear to feature prominently in Chuaychoo's work, but they are not merely colorized or reorganized...

September 6, 2021

Stribe from Wisnu Cipto Wibowo

Stribe from Wisnu Cipto Wibowo. Stribe strikes entirely different chords in basic, rounded, or marker. But whether it's the kinetic marker mode or the strong declarative basic, all forms of Stribe are fun, full of comic book energy and street artists on the run. Stribe rounded for a new graphic ...

August 30, 2021

Abstract Geometric Shapes, Very Real Cool

Do you have a friend that seems smarter, richer, hipper, and better traveled than all your other friends, yet they have a tiny apartment and few possessions? In fact, they own a folding table, two found chairs, a vase containing one flower, two coffee cups, and one picture. They are longer than ...

August 18, 2021

Hugh Ultra Wide—Big and Bold

The first fat font is generally attributed to Robert Thorne. He developed it in 1803 at his Fann Street Foundry—appropriately located in a former brewery. Fat fonts subsequently rose to prominence wherever bold was needed, often advertising and poster art. In keeping with the fat tradition, Hugh...

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