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Magmatic
Magmatic is a massive sans serif series from Cyrus Highsmith
and June Shin. Its nuts-and-bolts character remains steadythrough an extensive range of widths and weights. The design
was loosely inspired by Japanese Showa-era typefaces found on
shipping labels, machinery, and buildings.

Magmatic Extended
Magmatic Wide
Magmatic
Magmatic Condensed
Magmatic Compressed
30 styles total

Designed by Cyrus Highsmith & June Shin
Published 2020www.occupantfonts.com

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WAFTED MOCHASSTUKA GRIFTERTOKENS HOVEL PIERMACHINE STEREOCAUTION ARGOT SIP
SECRETE GAMER LABMAGMATIC BLACK EXTENDED

MAGMATIC BOLD EXTENDED

MAGMATIC MEDIUM EXTENDED

MAGMATIC LIGHT EXTENDED

MAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT EXTENDED

MAGMATIC THIN EXTENDED

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wafted mocha stairs
stuka grift dilemma
tokens hovel philosophy
machine stereo zipped
caution argot starves
secrete gambol lode cape
MAGMATIC BLACK EXTENDED

MAGMATIC BOLD EXTENDED

MAGMATIC MEDIUM EXTENDED

MAGMATIC LIGHT EXTENDED

MAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT EXTENDED

MAGMATIC THIN EXTENDED

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MAGMATIC THIN EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good
typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice oftypefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing,
MAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using
a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings
on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to
add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography
for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In
their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point

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MAGMATIC LIGHT EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave thesettings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune
the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
MAGMATIC MEDIUM EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers havemore typefaces to choose from than ever before, andcomputers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if
you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave
the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune
the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions

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MAGMATIC BOLD EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers havemore typefaces to choose from than ever before, andcomputers make setting type easier than ever. The truthis, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you
just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’smore or less adequate. However, good typographers
are experts who have something to add to the reading
experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their
MAGMATIC BLACK EXTENDED 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers
have more typefaces to choose from than everbefore, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting
application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They
finely tune the typography for specific documents

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OCCUPANT FONTSTEEL NAIROBI LOONSXONIUM NAEVI FLAT
DORTS KNUBBLED PEASONSET SEMEME AIRWAVE
DIVE ARRAS DULY SHRUGKISMET HAMPTON GOUGEDMAGMATIC BLACK WIDEMAGMATIC BOLD WIDEMAGMATIC MEDIUM WIDEMAGMATIC LIGHT WIDEMAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT WIDEMAGMATIC THIN WIDE

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teel nairobi loons movers
xonium naevi flatted ciao
dorts knubbled peas malaxes
onsets sememe airwave tockdives arras duly shrug titters
kismet hampton tannahs gouge
MAGMATIC BLACK WIDEMAGMATIC BOLD WIDEMAGMATIC MEDIUM WIDEMAGMATIC LIGHT WIDEMAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT WIDEMAGMATIC THIN WIDE

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MAGMATIC THIN WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces tochoose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you justleave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents tomake it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about
things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author
and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage
MAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces tochoose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you justleave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents tomake it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of theauthor and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant

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MAGMATIC LIGHT WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces tochoose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you justleave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents tomake it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of theauthor and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant
MAGMATIC MEDIUM WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces
to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easierthan ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application andyou just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to
add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces
and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify
the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable.

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MAGMATIC BOLD WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good
typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading
experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents
to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces anddecisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers
MAGMATIC BLACK WIDE 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using
a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings
on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to
add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography
for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In
their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point

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OCCUPANT FONTSBARGED SPINES BRUCITEDISTILS CITRIC FOSSAENTHRONE BLARNEYS ROCKETVERACITIES COMMUTER SHY
SULK CREASOTING CICERONIANNOTOCHORD JUSTIFYING KEYS
MAGMATIC BLACKMAGMATIC BOLDMAGMATIC MEDIUMMAGMATIC LIGHTMAGMATIC EXTRALIGHTMAGMATIC THIN

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barged spines brucite noyades
distils citric fossa hearst sevillaenthrone blarneys rocket hystericalveracities commuters shake-ups
sulk creasoting obscene ciceronian
notochord justifying keyboards colts
MAGMATIC BLACKMAGMATIC BOLDMAGMATIC MEDIUMMAGMATIC LIGHTMAGMATIC EXTRALIGHTMAGMATIC THIN

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MAGMATIC THIN 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from thanever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s moreor less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing,
typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable.
This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important toacknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult
MAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from thanever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using agood typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’smore or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add
to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to makeit more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point
size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience
more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But
it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training

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MAGMATIC LIGHT 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose fromthan ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can
set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author andmake the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners
from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography
MAGMATIC MEDIUM 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose fromthan ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can
set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author andmake the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners
from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography

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MAGMATIC BOLD 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose
from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truthis, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings ondefault, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers
are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune
the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In
their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing,
typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience moreenjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography.
MAGMATIC BLACK 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces tochoose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you justleave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents
to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of theauthor and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant

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MAGMATIC THIN 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC LIGHT 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC EXTRALIGHT 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC MEDIUM 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKING

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good
typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice oftypefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing,
typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading
experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage
beginners from attempting typography. But it is important toacknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, andWe live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using
a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings
on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to
add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography
for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In
their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point
size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author
and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t
meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography.
But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography

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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave thesettings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune
the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify
the voice of the author and make the reading experience moreenjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners fromattempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge
We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave thesettings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune
the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify
the voice of the author and make the reading experience moreenjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners fromattempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge

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MAGMATIC BOLD 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKING

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers havemore typefaces to choose from than ever before, andcomputers make setting type easier than ever. The truthis, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you
just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’smore or less adequate. However, good typographers
are experts who have something to add to the reading
experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In theirchoice of typefaces and decisions about things likepoint size and spacing, typographers clarify the voiceof the author and make the reading experience moreenjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners
MAGMATIC BLACK 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKING

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers
have more typefaces to choose from than everbefore, and computers make setting type easierthan ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave thesettings on default, you can set type that’s moreor less adequate. However, good typographers areexperts who have something to add to the reading
experience. They finely tune the typography
for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces anddecisions about things like point size and spacing,
typographers clarify the voice of the author andwww.occupantfonts.com

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EXERTED SMILEFUL EMBOLIES DISSUDARIUMS CYTISUS UNWORMED
HATCHET GROSSMITH TESTS COEDIT TAIWANSTONEHAND EMBODIES SUCKLED MAINSTREAM
ACATOUR UNWISHING RETINALITE LAND MODERNCASSETTE BOTHER FORMULAIC SCHNECKEN OUTCAST
MAGMATIC CONDENSED BLACKMAGMATIC CONDENSED BOLDMAGMATIC CONDENSED MEDIUMMAGMATIC CONDENSED LIGHTMAGMATIC CONDENSED EXTRALIGHTMAGMATIC CONDENSED THIN

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exerted smileful embolies dissocial
sudariums cytisus unwormed aglet
hatchet grossmith tes coedit taiwan oreweeds
stonehand embody suckle mainstream freaky
acatour unwishing retinalite lander modern adze boyos
cassette bother formulaic schnecken long-time outcast
MAGMATIC CONDENSED BLACKMAGMATIC CONDENSED BOLDMAGMATIC CONDENSED MEDIUMMAGMATIC CONDENSED LIGHTMAGMATIC CONDENSED EXTRALIGHTMAGMATIC CONDENSED THIN

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MAGMATIC CONDENSED THIN 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easierthan ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or lessadequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify
the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But
it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of thisbook is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used forEnglish) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek,
Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems like Hangul, used for the Korean language. There are logographic systems like Chinese. The rules for
MAGMATIC CONDENSED EXTRALIGHT 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting
type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type
that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely
tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things likepoint size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant todiscourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without
training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do.
The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are manyother writing systems in use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems

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MAGMATIC CONDENSED LIGHT 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choiceof typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make thereading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important toacknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal ofthis book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (whichis the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There
MAGMATIC CONDENSED MEDIUM 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers
make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave thesettings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it morethan just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers
clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners
from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without
training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see text
as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin

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MAGMATIC CONDENSED BOLD 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than everbefore, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting
application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They
finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choice oftypefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of theauthor and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners fromattempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle,
and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students
MAGMATIC CONDENSED BLACK 18/20 POINTS

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose fromthan ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can
set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author andmake the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners fromattempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often

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MAGMATIC CONDENSED THIN 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC CONDENSED LIGHT 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC CONDENSED EXTRALIGHT 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKINGMAGMATIC CONDENSED MEDIUM 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKING

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from thanever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using agood typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’smore or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add
to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to makeit more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point
size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience
more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it isimportant to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it canbe difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see
text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet
used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in
our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic
We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose fromthan ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’reusing a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can
set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who havesomething to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specificdocuments to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author andmake the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners
from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography
is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goalof this book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focusof this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin
typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There arewww.occupantfonts.com

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose
from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truthis, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings ondefault, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers
are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune thetypography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choiceof typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers
clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This
isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is importantto acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it canbe difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train theireyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet(which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are
We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces tochoose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier thanever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you justleave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents tomake it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of theauthor and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant
to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important toacknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it
can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students
train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the

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MAGMATIC CONDENSED BOLD 12/14 POINTS +20 TRACKING

We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more
typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a goodtypesetting application and you just leave the settings on default,
you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good
typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading
experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents
to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces anddecisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers
clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience moreenjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting
typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art oftypography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to
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the typography for specific documents to make it more thanjust adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions
about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify
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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings ondefault, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In theirchoice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it isimportant to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be dif icult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latinalphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems like Hangul, used
for the Korean language. There are logographic systems like Chinese. The rules for Latin typography might not apply to these other writing systems. This doesn’t mean that our typographic insights are limited to English. Variants of the Latin alphabet areused all around the world to write hundreds of dif erent languages. These include Roman languages like French, Spanish and Italian; Germanic languages like English, Dutch and German; Celtic languages like Irish and Welsh; Slavic languages like Czech
and Polish; and many others. Some of these languages use characters that are not used in English, like the Danish Ø or the German ß. Or characters might be dropped, like the K in Italian. The Latin alphabet is a global phenomenon.
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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting applicationand you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune thetypography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make thereading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it canbe difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and
Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems like Hangul, used for the Korean
language. There are logographic systems like Chinese. The rules for Latin typography might not apply to these other writing systems. This doesn’t mean that our typographic insights are limited to English. Variants of
the Latin alphabet are used all around the world to write hundreds of different languages. These include Roman languages like French, Spanish and Italian; Germanic languages like English, Dutch and German; Celtic
languages like Irish and Welsh; Slavic languages like Czech and Polish; and many others. Some of these languages use characters that are not used in English, like the Danish Ø or the German ß. Or characters might

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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using agood typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add
to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point
size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But
it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train theireyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing
systems in use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems like Hangul, used for the Korean language. There are logographic
systems like Chinese. The rules for Latin typography might not apply to these other writing systems. This doesn’t mean that our typographic insights are limited to English. Variants of theLatin alphabet are used all around the world to write hundreds of different languages. These include Roman languages like French, Spanish and Italian; Germanic languages like English,
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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The
truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good
typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than justadequate. In their choice of typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make the reading
experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography
is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers
do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (which is the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in
use in our world. There are other alphabetic systems like Greek, Hebrew and Arabic. There are syllabic systems like Hangul, used for the Korean language. There are
logographic systems like Chinese. The rules for Latin typography might not apply to these other writing systems. This doesn’t mean that our typographic insights arewww.occupantfonts.com

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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than ever before, and computers makesetting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting application and you just leave the settings ondefault, you can set type that’s more or less adequate. However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to thereading experience. They finely tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choiceof typefaces and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author and make thereading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting typography. But it is important toacknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal ofthis book is to help students train their eyes to see text as typographers do. The focus of this text is on the Latin alphabet (whichis the alphabet used for English) and Latin typography. Of course, there are many other writing systems in use in our world. There
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We live in a typographic wonderland. Typographers have more typefaces to choose from than everbefore, and computers make setting type easier than ever. The truth is, if you’re using a good typesetting
application and you just leave the settings on default, you can set type that’s more or less adequate.
However, good typographers are experts who have something to add to the reading experience. They finely
tune the typography for specific documents to make it more than just adequate. In their choice of typefaces
and decisions about things like point size and spacing, typographers clarify the voice of the author andmake the reading experience more enjoyable. This isn’t meant to discourage beginners from attempting
typography. But it is important to acknowledge that the art of typography is often subtle, and without
training it can be difficult to see what’s going on. The goal of this book is to help students train their eyes towww.occupantfonts.com

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Cyrus Highsmith
Cyrus is a letter drawer, teacher, author, and graphic artist. He
teaches type design at Rhode Island School of Design (RISD). He
wrote and illustrated the acclaimed primer Inside Paragraphs:
Typographic Fundamentals. In 2015, he received the Gerrit
Noordzij Prize for extraordinary contributions to the fields oftype design, typography, and type education. In 2017, he became
Creative Director for Latin Type Development at Morisawa
USA. He goes to bed very early.

contact
Morisawa USA Inc.
https://www.morisawa-usa.com /June Shin
June is a graphic and type designer based in New York City. After
graduating from Cornell University with a BA in Art History,
she studied graphic design at Parsons The New School and later
RISD, where she received her master’s degree and now teaches.
In addition to fonts, she enjoys graphic design and lettering
projects. Her work has been recognized by Type Directors Club,Art Directors Club, Communication Arts, and more. She was
not born in June.

The text used in the paragraph showings is from
Inside Paragraphs: Typographic Fundamentals©2012 Cyrus Highsmith

Occupant Fonts
Founded by Cyrus Highsmith in 2015, Occupant Fonts is
relatively young compared to his 20+ years of experience as a
type designer. We joined Morisawa in 2017 to be the Japanesetype company’s Latin alphabet counterpart. We focus ondeveloping original typefaces.

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Words in the headline showings were generated
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Please use this document for evaluation purposes only.