Retype Foundry
RetypeFoundry@typo.social
<p>Retype is a digital type foundry based in The Hague, Netherlands.</p>
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Post #3125644
Coming soon to Brutal Types 😜
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Post #3125643
Don&#39;t miss this interview we have just published with Lennert Stok: https://www.brutaltypes.com/news/fresh-graphics-and-handmade-energy-interview-with-lennert-stok
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Post #3125642
Niiiice: A mural celebrating the work of Hildo Krop. More information: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYM9BiTjOLP/?img_index=1
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Post #3125641
Introducing Pawla, a compressed, ultra-thin display typeface designed by Ramiro Espinoza and inspired by the Deco-style lettering found on the façade of a former pharmacy in Hilversum, the Netherlands. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/pawla
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Post #3125640
Prototypes of our recent font release Botter were used in the past for poster and brochures by Rob van Hoesel. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/botter
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Post #3125639
Coming soon to Brutal Types. Stay tuned 😜
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Post #3125638
One more fine book cover featuring Guyot Headline. Design by Moker Ontwerp.
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Post #3125637
New at Brutal Types: Minibieb is a compressed informal sans typeface inspired by a lettering work by painter Theo Kurpershoek for the dust jacket of the 1961 Querido edition of Kleine Mensen in de Grote Wereld by A. den Doolaard. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/minibieb
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Post #3125636
Lovely letters from Gouda: the inspiration behind our next Brutal Types font. Coming soon. 👍
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Post #3125635
Stuurman is a display stencil typeface inspired by the vintage signage of the former Bedford–Vauxhall dealership located at Spoorstraat 6 in Gouda, the Netherlands. The iconic building, also known as Garage Zevenhoven, was designed in 1935 by Dutch architect Dirk Stuurman. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/stuurman
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Post #3125634
Coming soon to Brutal Types... 😜
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Post #3125633
New interview available at Retype&#39;s weblog: Henk van Assen: On Teaching, Curiosity, and Craft https://www.re-type.com/news/2026/05/06/henk-van-assen-on-teaching-curiosity-and-craft/
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Post #3125632
Read about Karma Kebab and the Kraai font at Font in Use: https://fontsinuse.com/uses/77438/karma-kebab (Thanks Matthijs and Florian!)
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Post #3125631
Meet Dikehouse, an expressionist display typeface inspired by a ceramic tile sign located at the intersection of Tjark Jans Giezestraat and Molenstreek in Veendam, the Netherlands. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/dikehouse
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Post #3125630
Music is cool but the covers are a plus.
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Post #3125629
Yes, we have some haters 😬 At pod hotel &#39;De Lola&#39; at the #HaagscheBluf in #TheHaag a man with a hammer smashed windows of the hotel. A short time later, he returned with a jerry can filled with gasoline and tried to set the hotel on fire. The suspect has been detained.
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Post #2166258
New font release: Botter is a sans-serif typeface developed in collaboration between David Quay and Ramiro Espinoza. Its design is based on a series of sketches and early font prototypes created by Quay in 2007. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/botter
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Post #2166255
New font at Brutal Types: Kazemat is an expressionist display typeface inspired by a design created in 1927 by architect C. M. Bakker for the Nederlandschen Protestanten Bond (Dutch Protestant Union). https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/kazemat
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Post #2166254
Amsterdam’s facade lettering never stops amazing me.
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Post #2166252
Dutch brands making good use of Brutal Types: Kraai font in use at https://www.karmakebab.nl. Design by lennertstok.com
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Post #1435303
https://www.brutaltypes.com is online, folks! Enjoy the delightful quirkiness of early 20th-century avant-gardes.
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Post #1083664
In case you know someone...
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Post #1047059
And I forgot to mention that the fabulous portraits in our Team section (https://www.brutaltypes.com/team) were made by the incomparable Laura Serra @laureola 👍
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Post #908836
One more beauty by Anton Kurvers coming soon to Brutal Types. 😜
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Post #908835
New acquisition for Brutal Types’ collection
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Post #908834
FYI, we are also designing and about to produce a Brutalist mug. Its design is inspired by Het Schip&#39;s tower.
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Post #908832
A small sample of what I photographed yesterday while going through Anton Kurvers’ family archive. An article on Kurvers will be published on Brutal Types soon. He was a brilliant designer, yet his contributions remain largely unknown. Thanks to #allardpierson for facilitating access to the archives.
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Post #908831
Instead of news, this morning is for Chet.
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Post #908830
Tramstop is a font inspired by the lettering found at a former tram station located at Verspycklaan 1 in Naaldwijk, the Netherlands. The original inscription features a distinctive technical serif style—a constructed, modular alphabet that combines the structure of a geometric sans serif with short, carefully attached terminal serifs. https://www.brutaltypes.com/fonts/tramstop