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Blox is a bold and retro typeface by London studio Superfried

Graphic design studio Superfried has just released Blox – a bold, retro and experimental display typeface with a simple geometric structure, tight spacing and cuts. Distinct with high impact, it's available in two styles, vertical or horizontal.

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All images courtesy of Superfried

All images courtesy of Superfried

Blox can be purchased through You Work for Them and MyFonts where Superfried has a 50% sale until 31 March 2015. To get your hands on Blox, you can buy and download the font family via My Fonts.

Superfried is the studio alias of graphic designer Mark Richardson. Based in London, they design and develop graphic based solutions for screen and print, and have been around since 2007 covering a range of disciplines, in particular – experimental typography, illustration and brand identity. Discover more at www.superfried.com.

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Black and white poster featuring the Blox typeface with geometric letters arranged vertically, alongside a portrait of a woman's face in profile
Blox typeface displayed in a framed black square showing pink, navy and light blue geometric letterforms arranged in a grid pattern with red dividing lines
Blox typeface specimen showing the bold geometric font in black and grey text on a light background, demonstrating its retro design and tight character spacing
Superfried's Blox typeface displayed in vertical style, showing stacked geometric letterforms in red, black and blue with horizontal striped patterning on either side
Blox typeface specimen displaying the bold, geometric sans-serif font in black and grey text on a light background
Blox typeface specimen showing bold geometric letters in white, black and cyan on a red background, with pixelated numerals at the top
Isometric illustration of an interior room with geometric black and white surfaces, featuring Blox typeface characters displayed on walls and floor
Blox typeface specimen showing bold geometric letterforms arranged in a grid layout with red and blue accent marks, demonstrating the font's experimental retro design
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