To celebrate the mark of their re-launch, typography specialists The Designers Foundry have created ‘The Sampler.’ Formally known as Ten Dollar Fonts, TDF have designed a series of exciting A5 cards, held together by a custom made plastic band and sandwiched between two hand screen printed plastic covers. The plain cover with sleek black logo, sets the composed tone for its colourful and varied inner parts, featuring a range of bold quotes and lettering.
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