Google and more to give the Arabic language the digital typefaces it deserves

Arabic typefaces are hard to design. This is a fact, not some fiction and maybe a solution is giving the people in the know the language to design...

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Russia's suprematism legacy is the real star in the country's massive visual branding

Tourism branding as a communication platform aims to create a relevant image of the country's tourism market among both foreign tourists and its own citizens...

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Last call: SFMOMA's exhibition on the politics of posters is all the rage

SFMOMA's impressive exhibition "Get with the Action" on the art of speaking the truth in the most visually revolutionary way is educating humanity...

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Gilbert is the only typeface that speaks of pride against the prejudice

Barack Obama, the former President of the United States, didn’t hold back on the 28th of May 2010. “I call upon all Americans to observe this month by fighting prejudice and discrimination in their own lives and everywhere it exists”...

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Why The Feminist Letters is the ideal font for the #TimesUp era

Championing feminism and equal rights now have their own downloadable font thanks to New York-based ad agency Y&R...

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Stephen William Hawking, the most known physicist of our times and an icon for all humanity passed away this Wednesday, the 14th of March 2018 at his home in Cambridge, England. Yet his cosmic brilliance is ours forever. Arguably the public face of scientific genius Hawking (born 8 January 1942) was a hero and as such he was brilliant, funny and of course an atheist. Per Associated Press “Hawking was the inheritor of Albert Einstein's mantle of the genius-as-celebrity”. Read more

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