Dutch government introduces corporate typeface

As part of the new brand identity of the Dutch government Peter Verheul designed a custom typeface for all forms of visual communications. Read about it in Sander Baumann’s weblog.

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Published:: 11.16.08 / 8am

Category:: English, Typography, fonts

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