Font Mixing

Intentional typeface clashing, type as primary design

This is one of several color interpretations commonly associated with Font Mixing.

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PaletteFont Mixing
Batch025-FM
Pigments0 / 5 Sampled
MoodIntentional typeface c
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Omoro Color Laboratory - Drawdown Record025-FM / 5 PULLS

intentional typeface clashing, type as primary design ✦

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Font Mixing aesthetic example
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#37474FBody Grey
#5C6BC0Headline Indigo
#F06292Highlight Pink
#FFB300Accent Gold
#F0ECE4Paper White
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The Aesthetic

Intentional typeface clashing - multiple voices on one page, editorial collision as aesthetic principle, David Carson and Stefan Sagmeister as guiding spirits

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More Font Mixing Interpretations
Editorial Clash
Serif meets grotesque: intentional collision on the cover
Type Hierarchy
Display, text, and mono: three voices in strict vertical rhythm
Mixed Weight
Hairline beside ultra-bold: contrast as primary graphic device
Related Palettes
90s Editorial
Poster Collage
Japanese Graphic
About This Palette
What colors are in the Font Mixing color palette?
The Font Mixing palette contains 5 colors: Body Grey (#37474F), Headline Indigo (#5C6BC0), Highlight Pink (#F06292), Accent Gold (#FFB300), Paper White (#F0ECE4).
What mood does the Font Mixing color palette convey?
Intentional typeface clashing, type as primary design
How do I use the Font Mixing color palette?
The font mixing palette works best for Cultural institutions and arts organizations, Independent publishers and zine makers, Experimental music and art labels.
What are the hex codes for the Font Mixing palette?
The Font Mixing palette hex codes are: #37474F, #5C6BC0, #F06292, #FFB300, #F0ECE4.

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