Why Fonts Make Us Feel with Phil Garnham at Brand Talks Munich.

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Phil Garnham, Senior Type Director at Monotype, presented the results of a scientific study that qualitatively and quantitatively proves the influence of type on the experience, associations, and emotional response to brands and their messages. Download the research here.

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