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Tanker

Tanker

por Indian Type Foundry
Estilos individuales desde $50.00 USD
Tanker Fuente La familia era diseñada por Ruosi Huang y publicado por Indian Type Foundry. Tanker contiene 1 estilos.

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Sobre la familia Tanker Fuente


Tanker is a single-weight, uppercase-only, condensed sans serif. The ‘caps’ saved onto the font’s lowercase keys are of a different design that those you’ll get when you press the uppercase keys. So the font has two different versions of each letter for users to choose from, really. The ‘lowercase’ caps have more-traditional sans serif forms, while the ‘uppercase’ caps appear more experimental and dynamic. Like the letters, the font also has two sets of numbers. The second, alternate set of numbers is available via an OpenType Stylistic Set. All of the corners on Tanker’s characters are rounded off. This gives them a soft feeling, despite the weight of the characters themselves being somewhat heavy. Tanker is designed by Ruosi Huang.


Diseñadores: Ruosi Huang

Editorial: Indian Type Foundry

Fundición: Indian Type Foundry

Propietario del diseño: Indian Type Foundry

MyFonts debut: Apr 17, 2020

Tanker

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Founded in 2009, the Indian Type Foundry (ITF) designs and distributes fine-quality, multilingual fonts for both the Indian and global market. ITF specialises in creating and developing both custom and retail fonts. ITF has designed and licensed fonts to some of the world’s most iconic brands including Apple, Google, Samsung, Sony, Amazon and Hyundai to name just a few. Its retail library offers fonts for text and display use, in visual styles ranging from traditional to experimental. ITF currently offers over 200 retail font families across 20 writing systems. ITF’s Kohinoor font family is on permanent display at London’s Design Museum as part of the “Designer Maker User” exhibition, which recognises this work as a historic milestone in the field of graphic design.

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