Gasoek

GasoekWhen people mention "Soek" in South Korea, they will think of the Chinese character. This word gives the impression of being as thick and hard as a stone. Ga means "to add" in Korean. So this typeface, Gasoek, is a much thicker typeface than usual typefaces. The thick strokes fill up the embox, but by giving the right angle at the end of stroke to match with Hangeul characteristics, the font has natural counter spaces with good legibility. So, Gasoek

It is unrestricted in the choice of shapes and direction of lines in its letters

Timothée Gouraud (Fabrication Maison) discovered panels and signs created by Chantal Jacquet

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This font is suitable for a range of design projects that require a lighthearted touch

it provides a stylistic alternate that leans more toward geometric sans-serif typefaces

but by giving the right angle at the end of stroke to match with Hangeul characteristics

and rounded serif typography of the 1960s and 1970s era

With its versatile style

Whether you design for multiple organizations

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Fit can accommodate any text into nearly any space

Arck brings a fresh and engaging look to your typography arsenal