Matteson Typographics is a Boulder, Colorado USA studio run by Steve Matteson. This video shares how music, nature, mechanical drawing, and letterpress printing have inspired him as an artist and type designer.

In this week’s episode, Joy Nazzari of DNCO shares how design, leadership, and connection to place intersect—revealing how embracing discomfort fuels creativity and how great branding can turn neighborhoods into places people truly feel. Tune in now. 

Cadson Demak was founded 25 years ago, and is a leading voice in type design in Bangkok, Thailand. They share how they think about type in relation to the world around them, and why they believe type designers are trend setters.

This week, join Veronika Burian, co-founder of TypeTogether, as she shares how design, travel, and collaboration shape her creative journey across the globe. Tune in now. 

Join host Livia Halltari as she sits down with designer Cihan Tamti to explore his creative journey—from graffiti beginnings to branding for global clients—and discover how he stays rooted in community through pro bono work and local festival identities.

This week we revisit an conversation with design legend, Aaron Draplin, originally published in 2023. This insightful and candid episode offers inspiration and perspective for designers and creatives of all levels — tune in now.

Font licensing can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether you’re leading a creative team or managing compliance for your organization, this guide offers practical advice and tools to help you navigate font licensing confidently. 

The Fonts, Feels, & Reels: Generational Attitudes to Type – 2025 Report explores what type means to each generation, how it’s used, and why it matters to us.

Partnering with survey experts Censuswide, we asked 12,000 people — from Boomers to Gen Z, across six countries — how they post, create, express, and perceive the fonts around them.

Social media creativity is evolving. As we spend more of our personal and working lives online, fonts have become a way to blend in, belong, or stand out. And across generations, respondents are recognizing this shift, seeking out the social media and platforms that give them more choices and creative control.

Download the report today to explore the generational trends driving font habits and needs, how things are changing, and what we need to do to keep up.

Delve into the survey’s themes:

• Fonts matter more than ever.
• Fonts turn text into expression.
• Fonts: The secret ingredient for driving engagement.
• More fonts, please.
• First impressions start with fonts.

How do various generations perceive and respond to typography?

This week we chat with Kristy Campbell, founder of Pink Pony Creative, about building a bold, personality-packed design brand, juggling a business and a baby, and embracing failure as part of the creative process. Tune in now.

Discover the magic of Tipoteca Italiana as host Dan Rhatigan chats with Sandro Berra, the passionate coordinator of this one-of-a-kind type museum and print shop nestled in the Italian countryside. Tune in now.

Tune in to hear how designer David Jon Walker turned dusty iPads, pandemic lettering experiments, and a one-mile-a-day running streak into a transformative typographic journey from Nashville to Yale.

This week we revisit an interview from 2021 with James Edmondson, founder of rebel foundry Ohno Type Company. Tune in to laugh, learn, and side-eye tradition as James talks irreverence, inspiration, and why fonts should never behave.

 

In this week’s episode, Alex Swatridge of DutchScot shares how her team combines bold ideas, a human touch, and a knack for bucking trends to craft award-winning work. Tune in now.

Tune in to hear Bryan Edmondson, co-founder of SEA Design, chat about building the studio from the ground up, his design philosophy, and the beauty of minimalism in typography.

Dive into the summer as we revisit South African beach calligraphy, off-season Jersey Shore nostalgia, and the quirky charm of the British seaside. Tune in for an episode all about art, memory, and the magic of the coast. 

This week, Sara Soskolne joins Doug Wilson to talk about the craft, challenges, and quiet joys of type design. Tune in now.

Licensing fonts can often feel like a confusing process, but it doesn’t have to be.

This week, Livia Halltari sits down with Jess Goldsmith, the one-woman-show behind Women of Type. Tune in for her inspiring story.