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Jad Maza • Type Design from gumroad

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Jad Maza • Type Design post Lapì  from gumroad

Lapì

Lapì is a work-in-progress typeface wherein shapes are derived like words with panlapì, or affixes—incorporating subtle shifts in the contours, thus, adding nuance to the basic construction of the letterforms and the overall tone of the typeface.You might also like: Talampas📋 Licensing (overview) ☛ Freefor personal and commercial use / Pay-what-you-can✲ Scan QR (GCash, Maya)🇵🇭 Made in the PhilippinesDo not redistribute. Share using the link → gum.co/panlapiFollow my work on Instagram → instagram.com/jad.otf● ɪɴꜰᴏ ...

Jad Maza • Type Design post Makahiya from gumroad

Makahiya

Makahiya is an experimental typeface that mimics the peculiar motion of the Mimosa pudica's sensitive leaves through variable font technology.✅ Version 1.0 Variable font with custom axis HIYA (Shyness) with 3 instances (Nakabukas, Kalagitnaan, Nakatiklop) and static font files 📋 Licensing (overview) ☛ Commercial (How many licenses should I get?)🇵🇭 Made in the PhilippinesShare using the link → gum.co/MakahiyaFollow my work onBehance•Instagram● ɪɴꜰᴏ ● ᴀʟʟ ꜰᴏɴᴛsThank you for licensing Makahiya. Enjoy us...

Jad Maza • Type Design post Bantayog  from gumroad

Bantayog

Bantayog is a rough, all-caps, sans-serif typeface based on the characters repainted over the worn-out, cast iron text about significant events in the past and the lives of prominent national figures narrated on Philippine historical markers.✅ Available in 3 weights: Light Semilight Regular 📋 Licensing (overview) ☛ Freefor personal and commercial use / Pay-what-you-can✲ Scan QR (GCash, Maya)🇵🇭Made in the Philippines View project on Behance → tinyurl.com/BantayogDo not redistribute. Share using the link → gum.co/BantayogFollo...

Jad Maza • Type Design post Maragsâ  ✷ from gumroad

Maragsâ ✷

Maragsâ is a typeface that owes its form to one of the accent marks used as a guide to the correct pronunciation of Filipino words—the pakupyâ accent—whose tapered tips heralded the sharp edges, hastily-flowing strokes, and abrupt cuts in the characters, similar to the manner words with the stress should be spoken. 📋 Licensing (overview) ☛ Freefor personal and commercial use / Pay-what-you-can ✲ Scan QR (GCash, Maya)🇵🇭 Made in the PhilippinesView project on Behance → tinyurl.com/MaragsaShare using the link → gum.co/Marag...

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