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Natanael Gama Courses
Design Your Own Fonts. Plus A Bunch Of Typography Secrets.
4.1 (84 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.2h- 2016
$29.99
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Most Recent Review
This course is more like "watch me work" than a learning experience. Could've done better if there was no paid, mac only software involved with some clear explanations on the technical aspect of font designing like fundamentals related to serif, sans, monospace, ligatures, file formats, etc.
- Review by Kumar Chandresh on Design Your Own Fonts. Plus A Bunch Of Typography Secrets.
Instructor Bio
Natanael one day decided to play with fonts and never stopped. Inspired by the typography classes while taking his degree in graphic design and multimedia in ESAD.CR he started drawing Exo. It was a successful project on kickstarter and is part of the Google Fonts Library. Since then he has already released two more types via Google Fonts, Cinzel and Exo 2. Apart from other commissioned works he has been creating his own typographic library.
His work has been used by brands like Google, Lego, Fifa, AMG, Blizzard, Netflix, among many others. His fonts were downloaded hundreds of thousands of times and are seen every day by millions of people. Although the play became work, he hasn’t stopped having fun drawing fonts.
