Dinamo developed a Cyrillic extension for their Gravity typeface, a one-weight, twelve-width headline font inspired by 1960s and 1970s grotesks. The update introduces extensive stylistic alternates and variable font capabilities, allowing playful and ultra-condensed typographic compositions across multiple Cyrillic languages.
Set in Gravity
The article recaps a Nicer Tuesdays talk where Liz Gorny interviewed Johannes Breyer from Dinamo. They discussed the studio’s playful approach to type design, recent projects like Spotify Mix and Pelikan, and Dinamo’s evolution into a professional yet experimental foundry. The conversation highlighted the studio’s philosophy of treating fonts as creative playgrounds.
The Brand Identity interviews German type designer Erkin Karamemet about his six-year journey developing Repro, a sans serif typeface released with Swiss foundry Dinamo. Karamemet discusses the technical and conceptual evolution of Repro, including its unique circle function and hybrid geometric-humanist design. The conversation explores his inspirations from signage and digital systems, as well as his ongoing collaborations with Dinamo and other artists.
