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Introducing Re:Vision: a new kind of trends report. No recipes, top ten lists, or "must follows." Re:Vision is a "must lead." Join Executive Creative Directors Charles Nix, Phil Garnham, and Tom Foley as they examine culture through typography: mntype.co/4aTcORI

“Torino has an incredible lettering and typography culture that’s often overlooked, but truly distinctive. Walking through Torino’s streets is like exploring an open-air museum of beautiful hand-painted signs and elegant lettering… Walking under the portici, you’re surrounded by layers of typographic history, with some signs dating back a century or more.” Explore Torino, Italy through the eyes of Paco González and Giuseppe Salerno from Resistenza Type (@rsztype). Read the full story: mntype.co/4bu2MaF.

Typography is often the quiet force behind a successful rebrand. Read more from Mary Catherine Pflug, Senior Director of Partner Experience & Inventory Lifecycle at Monotype, on how type signals trust, intent, and direction. Read about it here: mntype.co/4saKhz9

Your creative voice doesn’t just *appear* — you have to find it through experimentation, community, introspection, and play. In this episode of Creative Characters, Ilana Griffo and Katie Johnson of Goodtype talk about building a creative community platform and how their new book may help you find your voice as a designer. 🎧 Tune in: mntype.co/4upTZPE

Bold ideas, playful typefaces, and turning passion into business. Magdalena Arasanz of @wtypefoundry spills the secrets on Creative Characters. 🚀 🎙Tune in: mntype.co/3OwjMVX

“Fonts are more than words. They tell a story, help sell a point, or evoke memories and feelings ... It’s a visual cue, almost instant, no matter what the words themselves say.” As Digital Operations Manager at Monotype, Jake Murtaugh’s work sits at the intersection of design, technology, and storytelling. He’s not a developer, but he dabbles in code. He’s not a designer, but he helps shape the way Monotype’s fonts are seen and experienced online. And his appreciation of visual creativity extends to his hobbies, too, with a passion for film photography (and a robust camera collection). Explore some of Jake’s photos here, and learn more about him in our latest Type Faces: mntype.co/4sfYmuP. 📷: Ben Flythe (headshot), all other photos Jake Murtaugh.

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Ich habe alles versucht! Aber weiter gehts nicht! @Monotype warum habe ich seit ein paar Tagen diese Probleme? (MacBook Pro 2023/macOS Tahoe Version 26.3)

How do you design a logo that’s meant to change without losing recognition? @CreativeBloq explores how Monotype designed a variable logotype for Chantelle Pulp, and what it takes to balance fluidity, inclusivity, and brand recognition. Read more. mntype.co/4avTY3C

AI isn’t the end of advertising. It’s the next shift. VP of Client Engagement & Growth at Monotype, Bill Connolly, shares how AI can expand access, elevate creativity, and help brands stand out in an increasingly crowded world. mntype.co/4qZGynm @MarTechSeries

Creators, your typography just got an upgrade. 200 curated Monotype fonts have officially arrived in Wondershare Technology's Filmora, the AI-powered video platform used by 400M+ creators worldwide. From DIN® Next to Tsukushi™, professional-grade typography with expansive global script support is now built seamlessly into the editing experience. No extra tools. Just great type, ready when inspiration strikes. Learn more: mntype.co/4r8ZUGE

Join Dan Rhatigan as he chats with Nalat Jaturapattarapong and Anuthin Wongsunkakon of @CadsonDemak, the Bangkok-based design powerhouse shaping modern Thai typography. Celebrating 25 years of innovation, this episode dives into their journey of transforming type design in Thailand — from battling the "fonts should be free" mindset to redefining Thai script in a contemporary context. 🎧Tune in: mntype.co/45Md4Rq

Passion meets precision in this week’s Creative Characters! This week, Max Phillips opens up about his path from writing novels to obsessing over letterforms at his foundry Signal Type in Dublin. Hear his thoughts on type design, inspiration from Hermann Zapf, and his newly released typeface, Reckham. 🎧 Tune in: mntype.co/3M5jR1W

Typography doesn’t just reflect culture, it grows with it. Hear from our own Executive Creative Director, Tom Foley, as he talks with Anne Kaiser at PAGE Magazine about generational shifts, social media, and why the strongest typographic work always builds on what came before. mntype.co/4arBQJ7

"My perspective on Dubai is deeply shaped by my upbringing in Batangas, a province in the Philippines with its own rich history of craftsmanship and visual culture. When I see the deep reverence for Arabic calligraphy here, especially the ancient, angular Kufic script on historical buildings or in art galleries, it resonates with my own connection to Baybayin, the pre-colonial script of the Philippines which has strong roots in my home province of Batangas. Both are ancient writing systems that carry immense cultural weight, a visual soul for their people." In the latest Type Around the World, we get to know Dubai with Alfredo Marco Pradil, a typeface designer originally from the Philippines. Read the full story: mntype.co/3Kx0Qog

A pause, expressed in color and type. ☁️ Pantone Color of the Year 2026, PANTONE 11-4201 Cloud Dancer, finds its typographic expression in Jensen Arabique™ by @CastleType. Hear from Charles Nix, Senior Executive Creative Director at Monotype, on the approach behind the pairing. 🎥: Sara Pettinella

Ever wondered what the future of design looks like? 😎 Malcolm Garrett, the legendary designer behind some of the most iconic record covers of the punk and new wave eras, joins host Graham Sturt to share his fascinating journey through design, music, and technology, and his visions for the future. 🎧 Tune in: mntype.co/3NyjjSu

A self-described "huge type nerd,” Dan Rhatigan is a longtime type designer, educator, historian, publisher, and collector with a fondness for fading and obsolete typographic technologies. Now, as Senior Creative Foundry Director at  Monotype, Dan combines his deep historical curiosity with a commitment to stewarding the future of type: connecting makers and foundries, empowering type communities, and proving through his creative work that even the most antiquated lettering systems still have new stories to tell. We caught up with him for our latest Type Faces - read the full story here: mntype.co/4rAm5GA

“What I love about Barcelona is its constant energy. There’s always something happening, and every neighborhood has its own character, traditions, local life, and parties.” In our latest Type Around the World, Magdalena Arasanz of W Type Foundry takes us on a typographic tour of Barcelona, Spain. Read the full story: mntype.co/4rTJRxe Video by W Type Foundry.

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@VintageTypeCo Hi, the colleagues informed us they contacted you directly to confirm the payment is on its way.

@Monotype there should be a little more urgency on behalf of the party that's withholding a person's payment from them, going on weeks now.

@Monotype Hello, my quarter 3 royalties were allegedly sent out to me over a week ago, but there's nothing there. Paypal says nothing was sent. Monotype support says it was denied. And I've been waiting over a week for a response from support. Is there somebody there?

@VintageTypeCo Unfortunately, we still don’t have an exact ETA at this time. However, as mentioned previously, our Payments Team is already actively working on this to get it resolved as soon as possible. We truly appreciate your patience while we finalize this.

@Monotype This was over a week ago. Is there any idea how long this will take to process again? Has anybody from the Payments Team said anything?