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TYPE DESIGN INFORMATION PAGE last updated on Fri Sep 11 00:43:17 EDT 2015
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Pooja Saxena
Indian graduate of the MATD program at the University of Reading in 2012. Pooja's graduation typeface is Cawnpore (2012), a Latin / Devanagari multi-script family designed for readability in small print. Fontstructor who made these faces in 2011: Picadilly Circus (dot matrix), Rise of the Cellphone (cellphone dings), Depot (dot matrix), Depot Devanagari, Type in Transit I (dot matrix), Electricals Ltd, Giovanni Ostaus, Nip And Tuck, Delhi Metro Sans II (dot matrix face), and Delhi Metro Serif. Pooja added many dot matrix style stitching fonts in 2011: Sajou I, II and III, Lettering For Stitchers I through X. These are digitizations of embroidery patterns from Elsie Svennas' book A Handbook of Lettering for Stitchers. Chaukor (2009) is an experimental Devanagari face. In 2014, he developed Cambay (Google Web Fonts; see also GitHub). Cambay is a libre Devanagari sans typeface family designed to match the Latin font Cantarell (Dave Crossland, 2009). |
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