Inspiration for a new typeface design can come from anywhere. Just ask Nick Curtis who began work on ITC Scram Gravy when the logotype of a 1920s toiletry company caught his eye. ITC Jeepers came to life when Curtis spotted a 1920s poster designed by the Berlin artist Paul Scheurich.

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Carlos Segura & T.26

The foundation of Carlos Segura’s success was built upon a unique blend of business strategy and artistic standards. These qualities have helped him grow 5 businesses, including type foundry T.26. We take a close look at the designer turned businessman, his near-celebrity status in Japan, and his uncompromising philosophy.

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Scripts – Formal to Casual

Here’s a category of typefaces that looks equally good in a tuxedo or jeans. Whether it’s for an elegant invitation or a personal, friendly note, the tremendous range of script designs available from ITC has you covered.

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Value Packs from Akira Kobayashi
Akira Kobayashi has created scores of exceptional typeface designs – many while standing at an antique type – composing table in his studio in Tokyo. Kobayashi’s typeface designs fall into three general categories: ornamental fonts like the beautiful ITC Japanese Garden, elegant display designs like ITC Luna and ITC Silvermoon, and striking text designs like ITC Woodland. In all, he has created over a dozen fonts for ITC – each with it’s own unusual or dramatic interpretation.

We’ve collected these wonderful typographic jewels and put them into four Value Packs. Click on the link above to see for yourself.

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ITC Cancione
Slender, elegant, yet rubbed with a weatherworn veneer, ITC Cancione is the perfect November font. Although the inspiration comes from fourth-century Roman inscriptions, ITC Cancione is as current as tomorrow. The suite of floral ornaments, tendril flourishes, alternate characters and logotypes make this font even more appealing. A natural for everything from book covers to Thanksgiving Day menus.

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