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On Thursday, just in time for National Handwriting Day ... "This latest stunt of introducing a hilariously bad font continues to show the mischievous — and messy — consequence of snacking ...

On Thursday, just in time for National Handwriting Day, Cheetos introduced a brand-new ... "This latest stunt of introducing a hilariously bad font continues to show the mischievous — and messy — ...

Rather than a font inspired by brand assets, the stunt font from Cheetos is inspired by brand experience. Designing custom fonts based on a brand’s logo has become something of a flex for companies ...

With Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) hitting the headlines, Jonathan Hassell, CEO at digital accessibility specialists Hassell Inclusion, urges marketers to step away from the politics and ...

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In terms of the physical act of writing, I think I benefit from not being far out from college, where I was taking handwritten notes during lectures ... how I was feeling about the day ahead or what ...

The Bulgari logo consists of the brand name in a very stylish and modern font. The first letter ... This is apparently a bad attempt at translating ‘Do Superdry’ into Japanese – presumably achieved ...

Physicians have explained why their writing on prescription notes is mostly ineligible for readers, clarifying that bad handwriting isn’t peculiar to doctors alone. Though they acknowledged that ...

Cheetos demonstrates the power of moving beyond rigid guidelines and embracing a more fluid approach to branding. Its new font isn't just a visual element: it's an experience, a representation of the ...

Chris Bellinger, creative chief at PepsiCo Foods U.S., had different words, describing the font as “hilariously bad” in a press statement. Cheetos is making The Other Hand Font available to consumers ...