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The Arizona Type Specimen 2

The Arizona Type Specimen 2

Dinamo
Dinamo Editions
2024

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Description

The Arizona Type Specimen is a five color, split-page, spiral-bound showcase of ABC Arizona. This new blue, green, purple, orange, and brown variation is the book's second edition, released in 2024.

Designed by Elias Hanzer, ABC Arizona is the first ever sans-to-serif Variable Font that packages its five looks — Serif, Text, Mix, Flare, and Sans — into one single file. This specimen celebrates Arizona’s countless combinations through its split structure. You can mix and match the half pages to discover the typeface family’s vast system, all while combining monster illustrations by Célestin Krier into your own frankenstein creations.

290 x 230 mm. Offset printed with pantone colors on 580g arena white smooth (cover) and 250g arena white smooth paper (inside) at Druckhaus Sportflieger in Berlin.

Specimen design by Studio HanLi
ABC Arizona by Elias Hanzer
Illustrations by Célestin Krier
Essay by Ferdinand Ulrich
Edited by Dinamo (Madeleine Morley)

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