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The Gmail Logo


Can’t say I had ever looked at the Gmail logo that closely enough to notice the mix of the original serif font Catull for the G, and the sans-serif Myriad Pro for ail.

The font mix used in the Gmail logo really isn’t a bad pairing given hardly anyone seems to have noticed it before. Read more on this via link below.

► Found on The Atlantic


Categories: Logo & Brand Identity
Tagged: Gmail Logo, logo design

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