One of our latest type posters...

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I'd like to use this opportunity to share some recent artwork from Type Development at Adobe Systems. This is a thumbnail of a Kazuraki poster that was designed for an internal Tech Fair that will take place during the coming week. Kazuraki is genuinely proportional Japanese font that is based on the writings of Fujiwara-no-Teika, and designed by Adobe's own Ryoko Nishizuka. This poster was also designed by the font's designer. (Click on it to see a larger version.)

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The font looks great! How do I buy Kazuraki font? [We are currently performing the necessary steps to make Kazuraki available for sale on our Type Showroom, and we hope to have this done by early next year, possibly sooner.

I gave a lecture about Kazuraki for the Japan Society of Northern California on Tuesday evening, and you can get my presentation and the Kazuraki specimen book here: Kazuraki: Adobe Systems' Groundbreaking New Japanese Typeface

You may find both to be interesting and helpful. - KL]

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