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This Suite of Fonts Was Made From the Handwriting of the Homeless

Going beyond messages on cardboard

By Rebecca Cullers

October 17, 2014

Homeless signs have been a font of ideas for creatives, but rarely has the focus been on the fonts themselves.

Rebecca Cullers
@rebeccacullers Rebecca Cullers is a contributor to Adweek.
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