Let’s Go Travelling…

Here’s the second part of our Adantine showcase, with a travel theme today.  Our travels are spread evenly between the London Underground and provincial France.  We’ve kept an early 20th century theme to all of these designs…

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Just a little bit tipsy…

Here’s a showcase for our Adantine typeface family, currently offered at a discount on Fontspring and Myfonts.  The theme of today’s collectionis a recreation of old-fashioned refined ‘drink’ advertising….(well, ok,maybe not in the case of the ‘Babysham’).

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Joyfully Stylish

Here’s a small selection of re-imagined period artwork, stylish images which are ideal to show of out flamboyant (and suitably flamboyantly named, we think) Wellingborough typeface family.

We have taken something of a couture theme with this selection of artwork today, whether it be the House of Elliott’s (remember that, anyone?) summer day collection, a glove manufacturer, or the seaside …

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Showcasing Jonquin – Part 1

Here’s the first half of a small showcase of our Jonquin typeface family.  Jonquin is a family of three typefaces, owing its inspiration to hand lettering on a World War I recruiting poster.  This half of the showcase has a planes, trains and automobiles theme, all with a strong 1920s feel.

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Showcasing Bonning – Part 3

Our Bonning family of nine typefaces is currently offered as one of our specials for the month of May at a 40% discount on Myfonts and Fontspring.

Today’s collection presents a vintage car- not a ‘Hirondelle’ for once, and two travel themed designs…

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Showcasing Bonning – Part 2

Our Bonning family of nine typefaces is currently offered as one of our specials for the month of May at a 40% discount on Myfonts and Fontspring.

We’d be hard put to think of a unifying theme for today’s instalment of the Bonning showcase, unless it is the 1920s inspired elegance of the typeface family itself (we know that sounds somewhat syrupy).  The three posters presented promote travel to London, chocolate (Ambrosine again) and the 1920s Garden City movement.

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