Microsoft's Nifty New Word Font Is Based on Michelangelo's Handwriting — Here's How You Can Get It
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Microsoft's nifty new Word font is based on Michelangelo's handwriting — here's how you can get it
'I really don't feel their execution lives up to their intent': new Word font is based on Michelangelo's handwriting, but some think the two are 'wildly' different.
Michelangelo was one of the great artists of the Renaissance and now has a typography inspired by his own handwriting
Michelangelo's handwriting will be available as a digital font in the future: a new font with the name "Michelangelus" will bring the characteristic handwriting of the Renaissance artist to the computer. It was developed by a design studio on behalf of the Dombauhütte des Petersdoms in Rome.
Michelangelo for the keyboard: The handwriting of Renaissance artists becomes digital. A new font turns the master's characteristic lettering into a modern alphabet.
Michelangelo for the keyboard: The handwriting of Renaissance artists becomes digital. A new font turns the master's characteristic lettering into a modern alphabet.
Microsoft created the Michelangelus font - Root-Nation.com
Think fonts are boring? Fair enough – they’re hardly the most exciting topic on the planet. But every once in a while, something comes along that makes you take notice. A case in point is Microsoft’s announcement that Michelangelo’s handwriting is becoming available to Microsoft 365 users – at least, a modern approximation of it. The Michelangelus font was […] Post Microsoft turned Michelangelo’s handwriting into a digital font – but there’s a c…
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