From Capitalis Pirata, a type font designed by Roland Henss entirely from scavenged corporate logos. "There are some interesting trademark issues," says Joshua Berger, managing partner of Plazm Media, which offers a free download of the font set at www.plazm.com/fonts/downloads.
From our lawyers: Fast Company does not authorize the use of these logos, nor does it own the rights to do so. There may well be "interesting trademark issues" at stake--so users should get permission from the companies involved or proceed at their own risk.
Related Stories: | Topics:Innovation, Sales and Marketing, Roland Henss, Fast Company Magazine, Joshua Berger, Law, Intellectual Property |
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