Rosetta Type Foundry : multi-script typography

In 2012 Jenny Stuttard, a Graphic Design student at Liverpool John Moores University, contacted David Brezina with a few questions about how we create harmony between different writing systems, and how we determine it as successful. She also wanted to know to what extent Latin typography had influenced non-Latin type design.

Rosetta celebrates with discounts and new release!

Skolar Devanagari, the latest addition to the Skolar family, is the first from a series of Indian typefaces we plan to release in the next 12 months.

The group of people behind Aksharaya has an amazing (and growing) collection of Indian nespapers. It was exhibited during this year’s Typography day at IIT in Bombay.

Last Tuesday David gave last lecture of the Rosetta Indian tour in the city of Vadodara (aka Baroda). Baroda is the fourth largest city in Gujarat and one of its main cultural centres.

Rosetta lectured at the National Institute of Design (NID) in Ahmedabad and at the Typoday conference at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) in Bombay.