Monotype’s senior executive creative director, Charles Nix, discusses the underrated power of typographical design.

Typography in 2026 is moving away from sterile perfection toward designs that blend human imperfection with digital innovation. Trends include kinetic and 3D lettering, handcrafted forms, and ...

Paid media is often treated like a checklist item in a marketing plan: launch a few search ads, run a Meta campaign, maybe test YouTube if there’s budget left. But not all paid media is created equal, ...

Typography is an essential component of visual communication, branding, and design. However, creating custom fonts has traditionally been reserved for skilled typographers and graphic designers who ...

This is an edition of the newsletter Box + Papers, Cam Wolf’s weekly deep dive into the world of watches. Sign up here. Creating a new type set from scratch is a bit like doing a jigsaw puzzle: As you ...

Teddy Blanks, the designer behind the memorable movie titles for films like “Nosferatu” and “Barbie,” has quietly become Hollywood’s go-to guy. By Alex Vadukul Teddy Blanks, a neatly mustached 40-year ...

Upon seeing Tina Touli‘s explosively kinetic type just a few weeks ago, I was transported into a world of marshmallow candies, foamy futons and extruded polystyrene pool worms. There is something ...

From an innovative (and subsequently controversial) opening ceremony to shattered world records across the sports spectrum, the Paris Olympics have marked a celebratory return to the Games we knew and ...

“Typography matters because it helps conserve the most valuable resource you have as a writer—reader attention.” Matthew Butterick — Typography for Lawyers. Lawyers, especially appellate lawyers, ...

Any time a rebellious cop plays by their own rules, a victim trips while running from a killer, or the hero finds a henchman who wears the exact same size as them, that’s a movie trope. Understanding ...