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Typography-led identity · 3 stories, +3 vs last week
Type is doing the heavy lifting this week. Thonik's Orkest Phion and Roberta's Pizza both let letterforms carry the whole identity — no mascot, no pattern, just voice. Worth reading them side by side. — John
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