Indian typeface

A poster was designed to announce the name of the documentary film, HORN PLEASE, and the core team members who had worked in the making of the film. The poster was decorated with symbols, motifs and typographic styles inspired by the Truck Art of India.

The words from Apple's iconic 1997 Here' to the crazy one's (Apple - Think Different) TV commercial, re-interpreted into Inspirational Typographic Art. The commercial was created by advertising agency TBWA Chiat Day LA. Creative Directors: Lee Clow / Rob Siltanen, and Art director / Copywriter: Craig Tanimoto who came

Nepali font: AnandaSansar© Ananda K. Maharjanwww.anandakm.com.npThe font is Free and download is available at:http://lalitkala.deviantart.com/art/AnandaSansar-Nepali-font-210927265More on:www.nepalifonts.blogspot.com

Greycliff Gurmukhi brings the versatility of the original Greycliff typeface to the Gurmukhi script. Greycliff Gurmukhi CF's geometric, monolinear construction lends a classic durability, tempered by softened edges and vibrant shapes. Covering both Gurmukhi and Latin scripts, Greycliff Gurmukhi CF allows for visually cohesive multiple-script applications. Diacritics and subscript letters are included for Panjabi language support and compatibility.

Vighnesh Dudani designed these business cards for Bombay Scarlett, a restaurant owned by an Indian chef named Kim Gill who’s residing in London, the UK who

Krishna Authentic Indian Typeface Font

Typography,Branding,Graphic Design,Fontlab Studio

Tipografía Experimental basada en el País India, el diseño parte de su cultura y sus principales iconos emblemáticos.

Katékar Katékar is a Devanagari typeface inspired by the modulation and flaring often seen in the hand–painted signs in the streets of India. At its core, Katékar is a glyphic typeface and has thorn–like quasi serifs. It has a sharp and edgy personality.…