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Monotype.
@Monotype
Home to the world’s type. Typography matters.
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    Monotype.
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    Feb 12, 2025
    Introducing Re:Vision: a new kind of trends report. No recipes, top ten lists, or "must follows." Re:Vision is a "must lead." Join Executive Creative Directors Charles Nix, Phil Garnham, and Tom Foley as they examine culture through typography: mntype.co/4aTcORI
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    May 27
    Typography just entered the chat. Introducing @MyFonts in ChatGPT. In ChatGPT, type “@ MyFonts.” Describe what you need. Get real font recommendations from 250,000+ fonts — without leaving your creative flow. No tabs. No guesswork. Just better type decisions, faster. Now
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    Mar 17
    “Torino has an incredible lettering and typography culture that’s often overlooked, but truly distinctive. Walking through Torino’s streets is like exploring an open-air museum of beautiful hand-painted signs and elegant lettering… Walking under the portici, you’re surrounded by
    Two people and a dog stand outside a building.
    The left side features an ornate design with the year "1900" surrounded by floral motifs. The right side shows a close-up of the villa's facade with decorative painting (primarily in yellow) and a turret against a clear blue sky.
    A coffee machine with large white letters reading "PRESSATO" is prominently displayed on a counter. Surrounding the machine are various framed signs. Coffee-making equipment and small decor items are visible in the background.
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    Monotype.
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    Mar 16
    Typography is often the quiet force behind a successful rebrand. Read more from Mary Catherine Pflug, Senior Director of Partner Experience & Inventory Lifecycle at Monotype, on how type signals trust, intent, and direction. Read about it here: mntype.co/4saKhz9
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    Monotype.
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    Mar 13
    Your creative voice doesn’t just *appear* — you have to find it through experimentation, community, introspection, and play. In this episode of Creative Characters, Ilana Griffo and Katie Johnson of Goodtype talk about building a creative community platform and how their new
    Slide promoting Creative Characters podcast, Season 6 Episode 4, with guests Goodtype. Photo of items on a black surface, including a book with a black cover and text colored with a rainbow gradient that reads "FOLLOW YOUR ART" with a curved, looped trail between the words. Additional type on pages is displayed below, and incense cones in pink, orange, and green are seen in the top right.
    Slide promoting Creative Characters podcast, Season 6 Episode 4, with guests Goodtype. Large text: Goodtype. Quote: "'Style to most people means one aesthetic, one singular way of expressing yourself visually. That doesn't jive well with the typical artist brain, because artists are innately curious, creative, explorative, and they may want to try a lot of things." Katie Johnson. A row of six blue Cs in various styles runs across the bottom.
    Slide promoting Creative Characters podcast, Season 6 Episode 4, with guests Goodtype. There is a row of 6 blue C's in varied styles along the top, followed by a graphic showcasing typography in browns, pinks, and tan bands. Text: "CARAMEL CANDIES, HOT CHOCOLATE, ICE CREAM SUNDAE, RED VELVET CAKE."
    Slide promoting Creative Characters podcast, Season 6 Episode 4, with guests Goodtype. At top, there is a 6x2 grid of blue C's in varied styles. Below, a horizontal photo of a black surface with objects across it in a row, from left: a book end, a stack of books with a rainbow gradient on their spine, a hand figurine with a ring on its thumb, a white mug with black text reading "WORLD'S BEST BOSS," filled with writing implements.