Linotype Facts of Life™ Font Family

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Pippo Lionni grew up in a New York family of architects, escaped into university philosophy and mathematics, played jazz in New York and Paris, and became a designer in the late 1970’s. He brings to design a conceptual approach, of diversified influences as formalized in complex multidimentional systems, such as: signage, environmental design, scenography, corporate and institutional identity programs and product design. Pippo Lionni created the font Facts of Life™ in 1999. He said about this [...]

This new font by Pippo Lionni is based on the designer's wish to show his children "the concepts of life." It was important for him to easily get in touch with essential questions of life such as identity, philosophy, responsibility and objectivity. Through his language of ideograms and pictograms, he enables us to associate and enter into discussion about the essential things that make the world go round. Each character uses "object symbols" (such as human beings, cars, computers or [...]

This new font by Pippo Lionni is based on the designer's wish to show his children "the concepts of life." It was important for him to easily get in touch with essential questions of life such as identity, philosophy, responsibility and objectivity.
Through his language of ideograms and pictograms, he enables us to associate and enter into discussion about the essential things that make the world go round.
Each character uses "object symbols" (such as human beings, cars, computers or globes) connected by "association symbols" (like arrows, question marks, parentheses or equal signs) to create different meanings. Pippo Lionni really is the philosopher among the typographers. His new font tries to show that there can be many truths to explore behind a single symbol.
This creation is one that will get you thinking. Take a look for yourself!