Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared also between Latin and Greek.
Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared also between Latin and Greek.
Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared also between Latin and Greek.
Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared also between Latin and Greek.
Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared also between Latin and Greek.
- Academy: Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK)
- Programme: Type and Media (2014)
- Project: Greek
- Led by: Peter Biľak
- Assignment: Choose an existing font without the greek support and design it. Study and pay attention to the structure, proportions, and details.
- Selected font: Arek designed by Khajag Apelian
- Language support: Latin and Armenian
- Published: 2012 in Rosetta Type Foundry
- Academy: Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK)
- Programme: Type and Media (2014)
- Project: Greek
- Led by: Peter Biľak
- Assignment: Choose an existing font without the greek support and design it. Study and pay attention to the structure, proportions, and details.
- Selected font: Arek designed by Khajag Apelian
- Language support: Latin and Armenian
- Published: 2012 in Rosetta Type Foundry
- Academy: Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK)
- Programme: Type and Media (2014)
- Project: Greek
- Led by: Peter Biľak
- Assignment: Choose an existing font without the greek support and design it. Study and pay attention to the structure, proportions, and details.
- Selected font: Arek designed by Khajag Apelian
- Language support: Latin and Armenian
- Published: 2012 in Rosetta Type Foundry
- Academy: Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK)
- Programme: Type and Media (2014)
- Project: Greek
- Led by: Peter Biľak
- Assignment: Choose an existing font without the greek support and design it. Study and pay attention to the structure, proportions, and details.
- Selected font: Arek designed by Khajag Apelian
- Language support: Latin and Armenian
- Published: 2012 in Rosetta Type Foundry
- Academy: Royal Academy of Art in The Hague (KABK)
- Programme: Type and Media (2014)
- Project: Greek
- Led by: Peter Biľak
- Assignment: Choose an existing font without the greek support and design it. Study and pay attention to the structure, proportions, and details.
- Selected font: Arek designed by Khajag Apelian
- Language support: Latin and Armenian
- Published: 2012 in Rosetta Type Foundry
Arek is Rosetta’s award-winning type family covering Latin and Armenian. The design draws on extensive research in traditional manuscripts, exploring and emphasizing the distinctive, calligraphic roots of Armenian. The highly original cursive style breaks new ground in Armenian typography for the digital age, offering an original secondary style for distinction and widening the existing stylistic repertoire. Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared between Latin and Armenian.
Arek is Rosetta’s award-winning type family covering Latin and Armenian. The design draws on extensive research in traditional manuscripts, exploring and emphasizing the distinctive, calligraphic roots of Armenian. The highly original cursive style breaks new ground in Armenian typography for the digital age, offering an original secondary style for distinction and widening the existing stylistic repertoire. Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared between Latin and Armenian.
Arek is Rosetta’s award-winning type family covering Latin and Armenian. The design draws on extensive research in traditional manuscripts, exploring and emphasizing the distinctive, calligraphic roots of Armenian. The highly original cursive style breaks new ground in Armenian typography for the digital age, offering an original secondary style for distinction and widening the existing stylistic repertoire. Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared between Latin and Armenian.
Arek is Rosetta’s award-winning type family covering Latin and Armenian. The design draws on extensive research in traditional manuscripts, exploring and emphasizing the distinctive, calligraphic roots of Armenian. The highly original cursive style breaks new ground in Armenian typography for the digital age, offering an original secondary style for distinction and widening the existing stylistic repertoire. Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared between Latin and Armenian.
Arek is Rosetta’s award-winning type family covering Latin and Armenian. The design draws on extensive research in traditional manuscripts, exploring and emphasizing the distinctive, calligraphic roots of Armenian. The highly original cursive style breaks new ground in Armenian typography for the digital age, offering an original secondary style for distinction and widening the existing stylistic repertoire. Details such as serifs and terminal styles are shared between Latin and Armenian.
© 2018 by Sláva Jevčinová
© 2018 by Sláva Jevčinová
© 2018 by Sláva Jevčinová
© 2018 by Sláva Jevčinová