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YWFT Black Slabbath Font
Font Products, T0133 YWFT Black Slabbath
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by YouWorkForThem
by Stefan Kjartansson
by Stefan Kjartansson
Posted on Jan 17, 2008
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Stefan Kjartansson, a visionary in the realm of typography, introduces the intensely bold and masterfully designed YWFT Black Slabbath Typeface. Deceptively simple and yet strikingly impactful, this typeface sets a new standard in graphic design. Named as 'The Heaviest Typeface in The World' when intially launched (2008), Black Slabbath redefines the norms by balancing colossal darkness with glistening razor-thin white space. Each geometric character is intertwined with an innovative approach, where the thin white space slices through the black, forming a breathtaking harmony of contrasts and rhythms. This recasts the typical template of design aesthetics, empowering graphic designers and marketing firms to push boundaries and create compelling, daring narratives. In an arena where distinction is key, the YWFT Black Slabbath Typeface is the high-impact tool you need. Features:Innovative and Bold: The YWFT Black Slabbath Typeface by Stefan Kjartansson
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Born and raised in Iceland, Stefán Kjartansson (kuh-yaRT-an-soen) got his BA from Iceland Arts in 1993. After illustrating children’s books and comics, he expanded his range to graphic design, art direction and digital design. As soon as the internet reached the shores of Reykjavík, an opportunity in A...
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