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fStop is a Berlin-based photo agency that launched in 2002 with the goal of providing the design community with an alternative to the cliché-ridden world of stock photography. Up until late 2014 fStop was part of Fontshop International, a company which was founded by designers Erik Spiekermann and Neville Brody in the late 80s, and is best known for the success of its typefaces. With its origins deeply rooted in the graphic design community surrounding FontShop, fStop has always had strong ties
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Linseed Studio is a Boston design co. offering freelance services and digital design goods.
In 2015, I began creating custom and ready-to-buy design assets such as icon sets, hand-drawn vector illustrations and fonts which drew on my past experience as an Illustrator and a life-long interest in typography. I felt revitalized as a graphic designer because I was actually concentrating on work I was passionate about and had total freedom to make whatever I wanted – including a mustachioed armchai
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Pixelbuddha is passionate about creating premium resources for the professional design community. They create Adobe Photoshop brushes, Photoshop effects, Procreate brushes, design mockups, text effects, drawing tools for iPad Pro users and so much more. What they do is smart and creative. They understand that professionals need high-quality tools to help them achieve their goals. That's why Pixelbuddha creates products that are both easy to use and effective.
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More widely known as “3IP,” Three Islands Press is a small digital publishing company owned by writer, photographer, and type designer Brian WIllson. Willson’s specialty is fonts that simulate historical penmanship—among them Texas Hero, Lamar Pen, and American Scribe. He also models type after the text in antique printed matter and the lettering on old maps—as well as a few popular modern handwritten designs, such as Marydale.
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