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Sindre Bremnes News designer and editor in Oslo. In December 2012, Sindre Bremnes, Hans Ivar and Frode Bo Helland set up the Monokrom type foundry in Norway. Type families designed there by Sindre Bremnes include: Riks and Riks Negative (2012-2017). A pair of free stencil typefaces that are based on the seven letters adorning the sides of the Riks telephone kiosk, designed by architect Georg Fredrik Fasting in 1932. Mønster (2014, Monokrom). A Western slab serif typeface with Persian and Turkish components. Satyr (2012). A serifed work horse book typeface based on the principle of eliminating all straight line segments. It has airy pockets and counters. Faunus (2012). Related to, but slightly different from Satyr. Telefon (2012). Telefon is based on the lettering on the original Norwegian phone booths, drawn by architect Georg Fredrik Fasting in the 30s. Telefon is a general purpose geometric sans serif in three weights and was created by Sindre Bremnes. Typecache link. Personal page of Frode Bo Helland. Fontshop link.	EXTERNAL LINKS Sindre Bremnes MyFonts search Monotype search Fontspring search Google search INTERNAL LINKS Type designers ⦿ Type designers ⦿ The Norwegian type scene ⦿ Art deco typefaces ⦿ Telephone directory typefaces ⦿ Western fonts ⦿ Stencil fonts ⦿