Eksell Display is a unique typeface from 1962, designed by the legendary swedish designer Olle Eksell (1918–2007). Olle was a prolific artist who couldn’t resist sketching out whatever ideas came to mind.

Eksell Display is a serif typeface published by Swedish type foundry Letters from Sweden. It was originally drawn by Olle Eksell in 1962 and later digitized by Göran Söderström in 2015. The design features sharp, triangular serifs and extreme contrast between thick and thin strokes. Eksell

Eksell Display is a unique typeface from 1962, designed by the legendary swedish designer Olle Eksell (1918–2007). Olle was a prolific artist who couldn’t resist sketching out whatever ideas came to mind.

Eksell Display is a unique typeface from 1962, designed by the legendary swedish designer Olle Eksell. Free for download. For personal use. File format:.otf for Photoshop or other software.

Eksell Display is a unique typeface from 1962, designed by the legendary swedish designer Olle Eksell (1918–2007). Olle was a prolific artist who couldn’t resist sketching out whatever ideas came to mind.

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Eksell Display is an odd font in more ways than one. Some of its letters are decidedly strange, but so also are its origins and its reason for being. The design is based on an alphabet — not a typeface — that Olle Eksell, a modernist Swedish designer, drew in 1962. Söderström has done

Eksell Display in use. Designed by Olle Eksell in 1962. Digitized and expanded by Göran Söderström in 2015. Comes in three optical sizes and a Stencil cut.

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Designers: Olle Eksell and Göran Söderström. Year: 2015. Publisher: Letters from Sweden. Among the typefaces chosen in the review Our Favorite Typefaces of 2015 by the on-line journal Typographica.