About
Ojuju is a Sans Serif typeface of an Afro-grotesque style created by Chisaokwu Joboson. Inspired by the eye cuttings on the masks of African masquerades, the typeface is distinct with varying apertures as it moves from extra-light to bold.
To contribute, see github.com/jobosonchisa/ojuju.
Designers
3Based in Lagos, Nigeria, Ụdị Foundry is an independent type foundry founded by Chisaokwu Joboson with a mission to craft contemporary typefaces inspired by African culture and accommodate various African language scripts. Its most recent typeface project is Ojuju.
Chisaokwu Joboson is a Nigerian-based brand and type designer. He creates contemporary typefaces under his independent type foundry called Ụdị, meticulously crafted to accommodate various African language scripts.
Mirko Velimirović lives in Brooklyn where he designs typefaces, and lettering for book covers under the name Abyss Type Company. He teaches type design at Center for Book Arts occasionally, and wrangles variable fonts constantly.
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