Dynatype is a totally unique font, unlike other display faces you will encounter. However it does have some historical precedent and, like Deliscript, the initial inspirational "spark" came from the letterforms in a vintage diner sign:

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Garamond fonts are nearly as plentiful as mosquitoes in August. There’s a version from International Typeface Corporation (ITC), a version developed for Adobe Systems, one produced by the Monotype foundry, another drawn for Simoncini and still another for Berthold.

Rules of Reversal The goal when reversing type is to create interest and contrast without causing discord with other elements, or sacrificing legibility and readability.

Feb 6, 2013 · Italics are the aristocrats of type: elegant, beautiful, and dignified. Their history can be traced back to a time before there were fonts of type, when only scribes and the most educated communicated with the written word.

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font a reality. Although the initial idea for Deliscript was inspired by the neon sign in front of Canter’s Delicatessen in Los Angeles, the design soon took on a life of its own–and its own distinctive look. Unlike most "retro" fonts, Deliscript is not a retread of an older design that had been lost or forgotten, found, and then recreated.