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Typeface Design For Cofo Peshka by Contrast Foundry - D1S1 Design Spotlight

Studio: Contrast Foundry

Client: CoFo

Work: Typography

Industry: Design

Typeface Design For Cofo Peshka

CoFo Peshka is a 144-style variable sans serif superfamily inspired by aviation and industrial aesthetics. The design combines square geometry, brutalist structure, and monolinear precision to create a versatile and robust typographic system.

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Set in CoFo Peshka, CoFo Kabeltouw

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Tags: Aviation, Font, Hebrew, Style, Typeface

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