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Type Trends SALE - UP TO 40% OFF ends soon! Get ahead of the game in 2024... [MyFonts.com]( [View in Browser]( Last Call: Type Trends 2024 There's only a few hours left for our Type Trends Sale with savings of up to 40% OFF on OVER 90 fonts. [Hot New Fonts]( [Best Sellers]( [What's New]( [Special Offers]( [Bundles]( [WhatTheFont]( Choose from trending categories like Whatever, Flux, Counter Attack, and more, straight from the Monotype 2024 Trends Report, and get ahead of the game in 2024. Don't wait any longer and get your hands on these deals while they last - Sale ends tonight, March 26th at 11:59 p.m. EDT.! Explore [all Type Trends]( now. [EVERYTHING ALL OF THE TIME]( If type is telling us something about our lives today, then this first trend reflects every possible facet of life, everywhere, all at once. More is more with this trend as we move away from minimalism in a post-pandemic world. Everythingallofthetime challenges designers to use all the colors, textures, and typefaces they could reasonably fit in a design. Everythingallofthetime approaches demonstrate designers’ willingness to test the limits of what a logo or identity can be. Why should it be one thing when it can be everything? Why should it be one thing when it can contain multitudes? [Whatever]( Born of ‘90s nostalgia, Whatever encompasses a spectrum of styles from nihilistic grunge to colorful pixel play. Think digital gradients, big, bold type, and drop shadows. Perhaps influenced by Gen Z and Millennials coming of age in the twenty-twenties, it’s impossible to ignore the resurgence ‘90s aesthetics when examining today’s fashion, music, and design. [SYSTM]( Systm is a brief respite —a return to structure, control, and precision. It is modular, flexible type with an industrial appearance. Despite having an engineered feel or approach to designing letters, Systm projects feel analog and human-made. Softer forms and thoughtful grid-breaking construction of letterforms enhance the human factor. [De-form]( Is that a world-beating variable typeface, or is it just kinda De-form(ed)? And why are you not filling every possible pixel on the canvas? De-form breaks typefaces beyond their skeletons. It pushes them up to the final sub-pixel and wants still more canvas grab. This type wiggles and morphs across varied states. It covers ground. It provokes and packs a punch — it’s boxy and squishy and rarely anywhere in between. [Flux]( Whether truly animated or inspired by motion, Flux looks fast and dynamic. You’ll also find type that employs AI to create dynamic or interactive movements. Nearly all the projects here are rebrands, with two sports brands for good measure, emphasizing both transformation and speed. [Quirk]( Borrowing the fluidity present in Flux and injecting it into select letterforms. Branding by its nature demands bravery. A willingness to try something unexpected, to stand out, to speak differently. This tension is giving rise to typographical treatments that have a quirk here or there – just a little something to catch the eye and hold the viewer’s attention. Something that speaks to the visual system and yet feels looser than the broader typeface. A balance between comfort and a little bit of chaotic energy. [PROFESHINAL]( This trend seeks to replicate naiveté within bounds. Quirky but respectful, professional but with a twist. Seemingly naive designs display a frank and stripped-back approach and, in turn, give a sober perspective in an often complex and sophisticated visual landscape. The world of AI design is one of on-point perfect creations, and this trend acts in counter-current displaying perfectly imperfect designs, proudly and unapologetically authentic. The skill of these designers lies in the semblance of simplicity that their work conveys. "It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child." - Picasso. It’s often said that there is none more honest than a child. A keen appreciation for the simplicity of what is – and not a desire for what could be. A careful blend of humor and honesty that gives way to curious but brilliant creation. [Counter Attack]( Negative space steps out onto center stage, begging to be seen and celebrated. Negative space has long played a functionally subservient role to defining form. However, today type is moving beyond that immediate impression and amplifying the unseen. Counter attacks negative hollow voids are now very much ‘visible’. Chock full of charisma, this approach to letters plays well in creating an inner glow, a curvaceous joy, but is also equally adept at building a more complex and technical looking narrative. [100% Natural]( 100% Natural is a trend of multiple meanings – one of sustainable brands seeking to permeate their look with an element of nature, a call-back to their surroundings, or a promise of goodness. Crafting, making by hand, of creating new and wondrous designs. An organic, almost hand-made quality. "It seems to me that the natural world is the greatest source of excitement; the greatest source of visual beauty; the greatest source of intellectual interest. It is the greatest source of so much in life that makes life worth living." - David Attenborough. Our environment inspires us to create and how textures and techniques can translate raw, honest, and playful emotion. [Return of the Serif]( At a time of great unease, in a world falling victim to conflict and hardship, it is perhaps not surprising that more classical approaches are en vogue. There is something comforting about tradition, it allows us to stay grounded in ever more complex surroundings. A comfort that encapsulates an interesting duality, the ability to convey a demure and serious tone but equally a lighthearted and familiar embrace. This trend showcases brands paying homage to their legacy, all the while looking to the future, and others seeking to stand out in a field of minimalistic sans. [Explore all Type Trends]( [Monotype Fonts]( MyFonts Inc. 600 Unicorn Park Drive Woburn, MA 01801 USA London, UK | Berlin, DE | Noida, IN | Seoul, KR | Tokyo, JP | Shanghai, CN The promotions featured in this email newsletter are only valid for purchases made online at MyFonts.com. MyFonts and MyFonts.com are trademarks of MyFonts Inc. registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and may be registered in certain other jurisdictions. Other technologies, font names, and brand names are used for information only and remain trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies. 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