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Okomito Animated Typeface
This is a beautiful animation titled Okomito with the type design created by Hanken Design Co and the animation and illustrations by Jesper Bolther.
Okomito Animated Typeface is a sans serif inspired by the classic typefaces that were imbued with a sense of functionality, boldness and industrial strength. The animated version aims to blend a quick, explosive expression with a soft and wavy feel. It includes the entire family of 9 weights and styles. Simply use the built-in dropdown to select your favourite weight.
– Type design by Hanken Design Co.
– Animation and illustration by Jesper Bolther
– Sound design by SonoSanctus & Ambrose Yu
– Okomito is available as an animated and static font at animography.net
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