TypeOne Magazine

Celebrating five years in print, TYPEONE Issue 10 examines the state of typography a quarter of the way into the 21st century. Guest edited and designed by Studio Groundfloor, the expanded 182-page issue explores how type can preserve, include, resist, memorialize, and disrupt through studio interviews, essays, insights, and designer spotlights.

Highlights include explorations of multiscript type design and cultural integrity, Olivia King on designing accessible typefaces, Xiaoyuan Gao on creating a typeface using free online tools, and profiles spanning typography in film, mountain trails, food branding, and more. Each feature is also set in a typeface created by the designer or studio behind the article, making the design of the magazine itself part of the story.

TypeOne magazine is an independent publication dedicated to typography, graphic design, and visual culture, with a sharp focus on how type shapes the way we see and communicate. Each issue brings together thoughtful essays, studio features, and visual explorations from designers and typographers working across disciplines and geographies.

Balancing technical insight with creative perspective, TypeOne looks at lettering, fonts, and design not just as tools, but as cultural artifacts. It’s a magazine for designers who care about process, history, and the quiet details that make great design resonate.

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Issue: Issue 10

Genre: Art & culture

Language: ENG- English

Publication Frequency: Yearly