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BD ElMax

Type Different · Caspar Herselman · 2003

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A single-weight display typeface drawn from the Maxell audio cassette tape logotype, designed by BD intern Caspar Herselman in 2003.

About

Originally created in 2003 by Type Different intern Caspar Herselman, BD ElMax lifts its letterforms directly from the Maxell cassette tape brand identity. It exists as a single Regular weight covering Western European Latin, with modest extended language support added in 2023. Best suited to retro-themed design work, packaging and editorial contexts where a mid-century analogue aesthetic is intended.

Classification

A single-weight display typeface derived from the Maxell audio cassette tape logotype, placing it firmly in the retro display category with a strong industrial and brand-revival character.

Weights

Regular

Languages

Latin

Tags

retrodisplaylogo-inspiredcassettesingle-weightindustrialbrand-revival