In 2013, he published Sys Falso, Abitare Sans (30 weights, originally commissioned by the group Rizzoli Corriere della Sera. In 2015, he followed that up by a non-stencil rounded sans called Sirucanorm: Designed using golden ratio formulas, it's inspired to DIN and Isonorm typeface. In 2007, he produced a stencil and signage font, Siruca (see also here), for the Al Hamra Complex, one of highest skyscrapers in the world, located in Kuwait. Other clients include Al Hamra Complex Kuwait, Nike, MTV, YU, Beretta, Abitare magazine, Ferrari and Philip Morris. He does some custom typeface design, such as the innovative sans serif family called CP Company (2000). In addition, Sys has many ink traps, so it prints well at small sizes, and is more legible than Verdana. The Pragmata and Sys series were optimized for screen usage.
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Other fonts: Washed (1994), Parakalein, Aurora Nintendo (1995), Aurora CW (1995), Mode01 (1995), GeabOil (1995), 9600/0069 (1995), Fontology (1995), CP Company (2000: a corporate sans), FSDItems (2001), FSDforMantraVibes (2001), Pragmata (2001, monospace, designed for programs), PragmataFlash (2002, a pixel font), Pragmata Pro (2011, still monospaced), Sys (2002), SysFlash (2002, a pixel font), Sys 2.0 (2012, a condensed sans designed for very small print), Virna (2003, a multiline typeface for Italian MTV, discussed here). The latter three fonts are very geometric in nature.
Some are minimalist, such as Monica Due (1999), Monica (1999), and Eco (2001, developed from a logo in the 70s for Ageco). Many of his typefaces are grungy such as Washed (1994). He also co-launched the experimental graphics magazine Climax in 1994.īio at FontFont where he made FF Mode 01, FF 0069, FF GeabOil, FF9600, FF Trade 01, FF Steel Mix, FF Steel Ring, FF Steel Jones.
With Alessio Leonardi, he co-founded Fontology. FSD Fabrizio Schiavi Design in Piacenza was opened in 1998. TYPE DESIGN INFORMATION PAGE last updated onįabrizio Schiavi was born in Ponte dell'Olio in the Piacenza province in 1971.
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