Deco typography

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Lempicka and Raleway are a perfect match for art deco designs. Lempicka's geometric shapes and bold colors complement Raleway's clean lines and elegant

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The Art Deco alphabet- from Modèles de lettres modernes by Georges Léculier (1925)

Download this Premium vector of Golden art deco font. Luxury decorative 1920s geometric letters, ornamental gold numbers and retro frame set. and explore millions of professional vectors on Freepik.

Back in Highschool, (grade 10, I believe) we had to do the alphabet in pen and ink. We could pick the font, use rulers, circle templates and french curves along with a bottle of ink, a pen to dip into it and a brush. I looked through books until I found a font that was all straight lines and round circles. I did this because I knew by then that letters, even when they look round, are not. Circles are ovoid in shape and what reads as a straight line when we read words, say the back of the…

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Metropolis 1920 – Free Art Deco Font

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Buy Alphabet No 4 stencil from The Stencil Library range of ART DECO stencils. Stencil code DE334.

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This font gives me a Great Gatsby feel.

Neodeco by Alex Trochet

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Experimental Display typography on sale at Hype for Type Year: 2011 Client: Hype for Type Country: England

Art Deco typography (plate 9) from the book, A portfolio of Alphabet Designs for artists, architects, designers & craftsmen, by Irene K. Ames. 1938 New York. John Wiley & Sons Inc.