The first printed bilingual volume in Arthungry’s series on the design arts, TypoHungry – Tipográfia Magyarországon a XXI. században, is available for pre-order. The album covers
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Why do we digitize the letters of the past? | Type revival projects from Central and Eastern Europe
The preservation of pre-digital typefaces has gained momentum over the past quarter of a century, and in the last few years more and more type revival
Kyiv in the language of typography | KYIV TYPE
Sebastian Schubmehl’s thesis, KYIV TYPE, approaches and presents the design scene of the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, in a way that fills a gap. A beautiful, large
HIGHLIGHTS EXTRA | 36 Days of Type
The online graphic design challenge, known as 36 Days of Type, was held this year as well, again with a record number of people joining. The
Grotesque typography with a small twist | Ognjen Gligorijevic
Serbian graphic designer and art director Ognjen Gligorijevic created a beautiful font family: lo and behold, Rale Grotesk! Recently, a new typographic approach has gained ground
A font family inspired by the Bulgarian alphabet
Berlin-based graphic designer Oli Meier’s unique font called Vary was recently published. The font family is inspired by the Bulgarian alphabet, more precisely its “G” character.
Kandinsky reimagined
South Korean designer Jong Min has shared an incredible typographical and illustration project, which was inspired by the painting style of Vassily Kandinsky. Jong has designed
Selection of the most beautiful book covers in Eastern Europe | TOP 5
We often hear the saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover!”. However, in our selection today, we do judge, as we have collected the most
Twenty years of typography—ArtHungry’s call and publication series has started
Application to this year’s first ArtHungry call titled TypoHungry—Typography in Hungary in the XXI century has opened today, with the aim of finding the best Hungarian typographic
HIGHLIGHTS | Experimental typography
In recent years, there has been a new, up-and-coming graphic design approach that started to gain popularity even in pop culture: experimental typography. The genre’s special
TYPORIGAMI | The new DE_FORM calendar is out now
In line with their traditions, DE_FORM studio once again closes the year with a noteworthy calendar, this time making it available for the audience, too! The graphic
Old nameplates on a new platform | Hungarian Mastheads
Printed media has a hard time keeping up with the rapid expansion of the internet, but there are some established newspapers whose name still ring some bells
Giving focus to people living with ADHD | Focus Ex
Variable fonts that do not only fulfil an aesthetic role, but also have a functional importance: Szabolcs Vatány imagined a digital tool that makes online textual
Elegant ligatures | Miklós Kiss’s typeface
Strong contrasts and French elegance in a typeface: to the delight of typography fans, here’s the new characteristic kissmiklos typeface, the Masqué. The unique Masqué typeface was inspired by
fun working together. | Péter Serfőző
Péter Serfőző is a key figure of the Hungarian graphic design scene. He graduated as an engineer, worked as the web designer of Walt Disney Internet
