Rian Hughes’ Device foundry brings us several new releases this week. Included among them are the futuristic and often retro-tinged display faces he is known for, as well as several distressed faces, a theme that is becoming more and more common in his work recently: While I have always been a fan of Rian’s work – and of course, like all his releases, these are technically excellent and certainly visually appealing – there is one face that really stood out for me. I’m not sure if it is its delicacy, or the gorgeous ligatures, or the uncial- and deco-flavored alternates, but Seabright Monument is definitely my favorite of the bunch

Rian Hughes’ Device foundry brings us several new releases this week. Included among them are the futuristic and often retro-tinged display faces he is known for, as well as several distressed faces, a theme that is becoming more and more common in his work recently:

While I have always been a fan of Rian’s work – and of course, like all his releases, these are technically excellent and certainly visually appealing – there is one face that really stood out for me. I’m not sure if it is its delicacy, or the gorgeous ligatures, or the uncial- and deco-flavored alternates, but Seabright Monument is definitely my favorite of the bunch. I’ve always been a fan of Arts & Crafts design, and this shows off some of the best aspects of that aesthetic.

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