Nyora, a multiscript font supporting Afrikan writing systems. Currently supports Bamum ꚠ ꚡ ꚢ ꚣ, Bassa Vah 𖫢𖫧𖫳𖫒𖫨𖫰𖫨𖫱 and N'ko ߒߞߏ. Coming soon 😁
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The @type_west 2026 Online Cohort revival website is officially LIVE! 🎉
Take a look at the incredible work from this year's group, including Phillis, my own revival design, alongside so many stellar fonts by my talented colleagues.
typewest.letterformarchive.o…
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I've included Somali umlaut vowels, crucial for word pronunciations & meaning, that do not have Unicode codepoints yet, as contextual alternates.
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Nyora, a multiscript font supporting Afrikan writing systems. Currently supports Bamum ꚠ ꚡ ꚢ ꚣ, Bassa Vah 𖫢𖫧𖫳𖫒𖫨𖫰𖫨𖫱 and N'ko ߒߞߏ. Coming soon 😁
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Rate my work out of 10,Masonry Masters Construction. This is a coffee shop done in 2025. – at Republic of Mozambique
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An appeal by our friend, Stonemason , Joby @jobygunner1987 on behalf of another exceptionally talented Zimbabwean stonemason, @PatrickNamalue2 .
Please follow Patrick , and help him bring his works to a wider audience.
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Released TSG Mede, a typeface supporting the Medefaidrian script, part of the Afrikan Fonts Collection that'll have several native Afrikan scripts fonts. Check it out on GitHub.
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Nyora v.1.0.0 now available on GitHub, link below:
github.com/tapiwanash/Nyora
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TSG Mede typeface supports the Medefaidrian script by @Sebastiangary1
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Because Modernism is the language of the colonist.
Why minimalist aesthetics (smuggled in as the language of progress) are stifling truly Arab design
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