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This little mockup shows how you can use Łukasz Dziedzic's typefaces (FF More, FF Clan and FF Pitu) to render a "Jekyll & Hyde" poster. All the elements found in the poster come from the fonts.

This little mockup shows how you can use Łukasz Dziedzic's typefaces (FF More, FF Clan, FF Good and FF Mach) to render a "Planet of the Apes" poster. All the heads come from the fonts (they're accessible through the Ornaments OpenType feature). Inspired by www.flickr.com/photos/fontfont/5859505135/

This little mockup shows how you can use Łukasz Dziedzic's typefaces (FF More, FF Clan, FF Good and FF Mach) to render a "Planet of the Apes" poster. All the heads come from the fonts (they're accessible through the Ornaments OpenType feature). Inspired by www.flickr.com/photos/fontfont/5859505135/

An example illustrating the typographic possibilities resulting from mixing and combining fonts from the FF Good, FF More, FF Meta and FF Meta Serif typeface families (all fonts from FSI FontShop International GmbH).

Even though both families by Łukasz Dziedzic (FF Good and FF More) seem to be a natural sans+serif pair, and so it does seem for both Erik Spiekermann’s faces (FF Meta and FF Meta Serif, the latter with Christian Schwartz), I think that the faces can be just as well mixed across those pairs. FF Meta Serif seems a good companion for FF Good, and FF More is a good companion for FF Meta.

Seen from my window on 2010-04-17