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Hypertype
Hypertype is a multi-script type design studio dedicated to connecting people and cultures through typography—beyond linguistic boundaries. Founded in 2020 by Minjoo Ham and Mark Frömberg, Hypertype is driven by in-depth research and a technology-focused design approach, continuously exploring new possibilities within type design. We recognize that every culture is shaped by its own writing systems, and we are committed to creating typefaces that respect, reflect, and celebrate these differences. Based in Berlin, Germany, Hypertype collaborates with global brands and cultural institutions to produce engaging, functional, and thoughtfully crafted multi-script type design projects. With a strong passion for type technology, we develop typographic solutions that remain coherent and expressive across complex linguistic environments. At Hypertype, we believe that type is more than letters on a page. Type is a powerful tool for communication—one that shapes identity, conveys meaning, and contributes to culture itself.
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Universal Thirst
Universal Thirst is a type foundry that specialises in Indic and Latin scripts. It was set up in 2016 by designer and engineer duo Gunnar Vilhjálmsson and Kalapi Gajjar, who draw on their contrasting visual heritage to offer a unique, dual perspective on type. Universal Thirst creates distinctive retail and bespoke typefaces tailored for both local and international brands, particularly those doing business in South Asia.
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Daintype
I want to complete your work with you. I will let you express yourself with various emotions.
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Screen
SCREEN began developing the Hiragino font in 1990 for inclusion with its typesetting system. The company favored typefaces completely different from those that had come before. SCREEN has created numerous typefaces vital to today’s world due to their readability and beauty.
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Jikjisoft
Jikji is named after <Jikji Simche Yojeol> Jikji Simche Yojeol, a World Heritage Site, is the world's first book made with metal type. We want to provide a variety of beautiful premium fonts by inheriting the noble spirit and technology of printing the world's first metal type book.
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