Pangram Pangram is an independent type foundry established in 2018 by Mat Desjardins. Its catalogue spans retail type families, and the studio also provides bespoke type design for brands.
Works with Editorial New (2), Right Gothic (2), Eiko, Neue Machina, Cirka, Casa Stencil, Object Sans, Pier Sans
People credited alongside Pangram Pangram in published articles. These historical credits may include collaborators and do not represent the current team.
Pangram Pangram has released PP Model, a new type family inspired by plastic model kits, designed by Caio Kondo with contributions from Francesca Bolognini and founder Mat Desjardin. The London-based studio Twomuch developed the branding and visuals, drawing on the nostalgic aesthetics of model-making. The project celebrates precision, creativity, and playful experimentation through an extensive typographic system.
Creative Boom’s February 2025 roundup by Tom May highlights seven new typefaces from leading foundries and designers. The selection spans accessible sans-serifs, historical revivals, and experimental modular designs, reflecting the diversity and innovation in contemporary type design. Each featured release demonstrates how typography continues to evolve in both form and function.
Among Equals has created a NASA-inspired brand identity for STEP, the UK’s new government-backed fusion energy programme. The identity aims to convey the ambition and innovation of the project through a futuristic aesthetic, custom typography, and a plasma-inspired colour palette. The design draws on space exploration cues to position STEP as a pioneering force in sustainable energy.
Creative Boom’s November 2024 roundup by Tom May highlights eight new typefaces from leading independent foundries. The selection spans from expressive display fonts to versatile workhorse families, showcasing the innovation and maturity of contemporary type design. Each release demonstrates a balance between historical inspiration and modern functionality.
Creative Boom’s 2025 font roundup highlights 50 typefaces expected to shape the year’s visual landscape. The article, written by Katy Cowan, gathers community input to showcase a mix of reimagined classics and innovative new designs, reflecting trends like elegant serifs, expressive sans serifs, and versatile variable fonts. It features work from notable designers and foundries including Fred Smeijers, Margot Lévêque, Pangram Pangram, and Oh No Type Co.
Creative Boom’s feature by Katy Cowan explores the key font trends expected in 2025, drawing insights from designers across several studios. The article highlights a return of serif typefaces, a pushback against minimalist sans serifs, and the continued rise of variable and expressive fonts. It also notes a growing interest in neo-retro and DIY-inspired typography as brands seek individuality and emotional connection.