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Studio Triple
[Jérémy Landes]
Founder of the graphic design agency Studio Triple. Since 2012, he is active in the Velvetyne type foundry. French designer of the elegant monoline sans typeface family Millimètre (2016), which is free at Open Font Library. He joined Velvetyne Type Foundry, where he designed Hyper Script (2017, a custom design for the Hyper Chapelle exhibition by AAAAA Atelier) and Solide Mirage (2017). In 2018, Landes, under the art direction of Julien Alirol and Paul Ressencourt of Murmure, published the great display sans typeface Le Murmure, which won an award at the Type Directors Club's Type Design Competition 2019. Free download at Velvetyne. Open Font Library link. At Future Fonts, he published the intestinal and accidental art nouveau typeface Digestive (2018, +a variable font): Digestive borrows shapes from the submarine universe (mainly seaweeds) and from anatomic parts, organs and guts. P>In 2019, Anton Moglia and Jérémy Landes co-designed Pilowlava, a free font that was originally a custom font for the last issue of Cercle Magazine. In 2020, Studio Triple released Jaune Grande and Jaune Petite at Future Fonts: Jaune Grande makes everything that can touch, touch. Like an overcooked cheese gratin, Jaune is sticky and really fat and we like it that way. NaN Jaune (2021) features hipster elements and has three optical sizes, Maxi, Mini and Midi. It also has a variable font option. Mayenne Sans used to be a free font but was withdrawn. Landes explains: Mayenne Sans is a custom typeface designed with an art direction by Atelier Julian Legendre for the department of the Mayenne, in the northwest France. To renew the brand image of the department, Atelier Julian Legendre asked Jérémy Landes to draw a display font with his existing font Jaune Grande as a starting point. To distinguish this new font from Jaune and make it more legible, it has been chosen to have big apertures and rounder curves. The resulting typeface is way friendlier and conveys the messages of the territory. Like its source, Mayenne Sans as a tremendous x-height with super short ascenders and descenders, allowing tight leading and making it useful for compact heading paragraphs. |
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Luc Devroye ⦿ School of Computer Science ⦿ McGill University Montreal, Canada H3A 2K6 ⦿ lucdevroye@gmail.com ⦿ https://luc.devroye.org ⦿ https://luc.devroye.org/fonts.html |