Helvetica logo

A new wordmark is among the changes brought in by Order Design; the sacred ‘M’ logo by Irving Harper has remained “off-limits”.

At the peak of its popularity, Helvetica was ditched by some of the largest corporations and replaced with a typography that featured subtle variants. In part 2 of "Helvetica", we will examine the variations in those fonts and the motivation behind designing and using your own in-house font. Apple, Google, Coke, Youtu

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These are really simple poster made with Neue Helvetica (or Helvetica Neue, if you wish) for a typography exercise, with the purpose of underlining few specific shapes which characterize the typeface.

If anyone, regardless of their background, career, or interest in typography, is asked to name a font, any font. The most common answer would most probably be Helvetica. As undoubtedly one of the most famous and popular typefaces in the world, Helvetica is loved for its clean lines, no-nonsense shapes and simple efficiency. The sans serif typeface combines elegance with bold minimalism and is especially loved and appreciated by the design community. Helvetica was originally called Neue Haas…

Two of my interests combined; poster and Swiss design. Working together to create this Helvetica typeface poster.

Phototype, Mergenthaler Type Library

Typeheist is an independent font foundry focusing on hand-lettered, realistic handwriting fonts with personality.

Art director and graphic designer Angel Alejandro has created a striking collection of posters aimed to pay tribute to the iconic typeface that is Helvetica. If