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Fonts designed by John Roshell in sunny Southern California
The Pacific breeze carries more than just salt air – it brings with it a design sensibility that’s been shaping visual culture for decades. California typography doesn’t just sit on the page; it radia
From vinyl records spinning in dusty shops to streaming playlists lighting up our screens, one thing has remained constant in music design: typography tells the story before the first note plays. As s
A font based on the lettering in the California flag.
Based on the Headline and Caption styles of the Los Angeles Times from the 1930s to 1970s, Newshound delightfully captures the inconsistency and grunginess of metal type printed on cheap, absorbent ne
Inspired by painted signs on industrial buildings in the town of Goleta, California, GOODLAND combines a mid-20th century aesthetic with modern features.
Ever wonder why some designs instantly make you think of swaying hammocks and steel drum music, while others just… don’t? The secret sauce is often hiding in plain sight: tiki fonts. I’ll be honest –
