2007 FontShop Calendar: November

Fonts in Use | Calliope Gazetas | November 1, 2007

November Featuring Malaga and Vista Sans

This month’s calendar celebrates Xavier Dupré’s most recent Emigre release, Malaga. Combined with Vista Sans, it’ll help you prepare for your own winter-time plans.

2 Comments:

These monthly calendars are SO creative and just quirky enough to pique my funny bone – I just wish I could hibernate for the winter!!!

Posted by ClaireOKC on Nov. 2, 2007
Where’s December? These calendars brighten up my month, can you release them a month in advance and you should sell printed copies.

Posted by Andy on Dec. 4, 2007

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