Exposure
Exposure is a bold industrial grotesque with pronounced mechanical characteristics and geometric construction. The typeface features uniform stroke weights, closed apertures, and angular terminals that create a robust, utilitarian aesthetic. Its condensed proportions and tight spacing emphasize density and impact, while subtle geometric modifications to traditional grotesque forms give it a contemporary edge. The design balances geometric precision with subtle humanist touches in key letterforms.
Quand vient la nuitby Fabrice Catérini
The typography creates a deliberately fractured, experimental energy that mirrors the psychological journey of night photography. The fragmented, deconstructed text treatment on Yorick suggests urban disorientation and the broken rhythms of nightlife, while the clean contrast with Exposure's classical forms evokes the duality between chaos and contemplation inherent in the photographic medium.
Plain Text2
Plain Text embodies experimental-intellectual authority with typographic anarchism — a publication that treats type design as both scholarly discourse and creative rebellion. The eclectic mix of unreleased, warped, and experimental typefaces creates a sense of typographic laboratory meets underground zine, positioning the brand as the insider's guide to the cutting edge of type culture.