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[SPOTTED] Interlope, an open-source revival of a lettering from the cover of the first issue of Interlopes, an activist magazine published by the Homosexual Liberation Group of Lyon in 1977.

Redesign by Gabriel Dubourg for Velvetyne Type Foundry.

I don’t know when, where, or for what, but I will use this typeface one day. So cool.

● More: velvetyne.fr
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● More: gabrieldubourg.fr
● Via: mamot.fr

A white poster with the sentence “Prolétaires de tous les pays... Caressez-vous !” set in the Interlope typeface in black.

An Interlope specimen cover showing a decorative ornament from the typeface in black on a white background.

An Interlope specimen back cover showing a decorative ornament from the typeface in black on a white background.

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