These use-cases were developed for Gallery Type, an upcoming type foundry by Daniel Perraudin, to showcase how their fonts perform across realistic, everyday design applications.

I had a great deal of creative freedom throughout the project, guided mainly by a preference for a clean, minimal aesthetic. I played with rhythm, spacing, and composition, paying close attention to the small details that give typography its voice. The goal was to let the typefaces quietly take the lead and showing how they can shift, adapt, and come alive across different contexts.

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