Ten Beautiful Typography of India

This was the wrapping

paper that was used for our

books that we got as gifts.

I loved the typography

because they were all unique

and all so different from one

another. I thought it was beautiful

because all these different type faces

came together to create pretty

wrapping paper.

This next typography I found to be very pretty

because it was cut out from metal. The cool

part about it was that the sun created a

shadow the reflected the typeface onto the

side of the wall. Everything looked so sleek

and bold.

This word I think may mean butter or the

brand of butter. It looks very elegant and

proper. This was a piece of sheet paper that

went over the butter at the Taj in Jaipur. I

found the typeface to look a little french.

I must say that Ogilvy had a lot of really cool

type in their building. This typeface seemed to

look like a masculine form of cursive. It was

unique how the g drops down and they y drops

down a little lower with a little hook on the end.

Plus we all look good by the Ogilvy sign.

This typography is beautiful because it's

a persons handwriting. It is actually a bunch

of handwriting's. There is always a lot about

someone when they write things in a pretty

way. It just is unique to the person and

it has a lot of thought put into it.

This type was found outside of DDB Mudra in

Delhi. I actually liked the typeface for Lemon

Tree. Something about it seemed so plain and

simple that it was just nice to look at.

Manyavar is a men's clothing store. I saw a

sign for it on the streets of Agra. It was cool

to see this funky and fun type. The M is shaped

like the 3 they use here for their unique language.

This is why they use type like this because it is

unique to their culture.

Jet Viva is a travel brand. I found this in a

magazine. I think it was interesting because of the

curves in the background. I liked how pretty

the font feet looked. Also the way the a and the e

don't meet all the way.

Zeba was on the way to Mudra and I liked

the typography because it really stood out.

It caught my attention in a mess of typefaces.

It looks really modern for it's time.

Mudra also had a very pretty typeface. It was

painted on the saide of DDB Mudra in Mumbai.

It was also one of those things that since it

was painted it looked really authentic.