Frenos 72 Contributed by Alberto Gutierrez on Jan 30th, 2017. Photo: Alberto Gutierrez. License: All Rights Reserved. Artwork by Alberto Gutierrez. “Brakes” Typefaces Formats Signs (1142) Topics Automotive (170) Tagged withSpanish (language) (287)auto repair shops (4)red and yellow (77)all caps (2717) Artwork location Spain (506) Madrid (68) 1 Comment on “Frenos 72” Stephen Coles says: Jan 30th, 2017 8:49 pm This use demonstrates how Jackson is nearly monospaced. Only the ‘I’ has a significantly different width. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Jackson in use The Ritchie Family – Brazil1975Contributed by Johannes Vandenheuvel Las Vegas in LondonPhoto(s) by Erik van Blokland on Flickr. Amy Koïta LP (1985), Disques Espérance logo1985unknownContributed by Owen Gardner Sponsor More in Automotive “Ask me – I live here!” bumper sticker1962unknownContributed by David Smith Pitok Motor Museum website and logoc. 2019Tomas BaruffaldiET StudioElettra ZuanazziContributed by Tomas Baruffaldi Dodge Challenger ad: “SE for the formal type”1970Contributed by Stephen Coles Volkswagen of America ads, 1960–681959William BernbachDoyle Dane BernbachHelmut KroneContributed by Nick Sherman Staff Pick More in Signs QV Melbourne parking garage signsc. 2012Latitude GroupContributed by Nick Sherman Kicks sports barc. 2019Sally PiskuricContributed by Daniel McQueen (TDF) Gragger2020Stan HemaContributed by Gareth Hague Staff Pick PC-Koning, UtrechtPhoto(s) by Maurits van den Toorn on Flickr. More Fonts In Use “Velázquez au Grand Palais”, Télérama magazine2015Building ParisContributed by Bureau Brut Staff Pick San Diego Magazine redesign2020J. Sydnie GoodwinContributed by R-Typography Staff Pick BIT20 Ensemble visual identityc. 2019JAHJAH StudioContributed by Frode Helland (Monokrom Skriftforlag) Staff Pick Clip Books of Line Art, Volk (1975)1975Harry Volk Jr. Art StudioPhoto(s) by Bart Solenthaler on Flickr. Staff Pick
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This use demonstrates how Jackson is nearly monospaced. Only the ‘I’ has a significantly different width.