Protz Studio business cards
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Nina Stössinger’s Nordvest typeface plays a supporting role alongside the lettered logotype in Protz Studio’s visual identity, designed by Smith & Diction in 2017. Protz Studio is a husband-and-wife architecture firm/custom tile maker based in Tucson, AZ. Sadly, their website defaults to a Google font.
Source: http://smith-diction.com License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: http://smith-diction.com License: All Rights Reserved.
1 Comment on “Protz Studio business cards”
In their case study, Smith & Diction discuss the origin and inspiration of the custom letterforms used for the logo:
The font used on the website of Protz Studio is Zilla Slab. I don’t think it can be dismissed as (just another) Google font, which seems to be imply an uninspired, ubiquitous choice, maybe even a certain mediocrity in terms of originality and quality. Zilla Slab is a typeface family designed by Typotheque for Mozilla and released in 2017. It’s a solid and fresh choice and it doesn’t strike me as being overused. Any font that is made available under the SIL Open Font License can be hosted by Google—and by anyone else. In other words, it’s a Typotheque font, not a Google font.