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News, findings and blog posts—Insights is where the GRANSHAN editorial team shares interesting facts, views and curiosities from the global world of script, type design and typography with a special focus on all matters beyond Latin. Various authors from the community get a word here, as do experts on special topics and selected professionals from other sectors.
One world. But so many realities — drifting apart depending on where you are. GRANSHAN President Boris Kochan on new timelines, the postponed conference, and why GRANSHAN's mission matters more, not less, in times like these.
Irene Vlachou's work includes lectures and workshops on Greek typeface design and variable fonts, as well as the creation of technical manuals for the Greek script.
Sovichet Tep lives in Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh. With his studio Anagata, he specializes in typeface design and brand identity.
Toshi Omagari is an award-winning typeface designer and Chairman of the GRANSHAN Type Design Competition.
The GRANSHAN Bloom Award is built around two pillars: Media Categories and Script Groups. Together, they ensure every entry is judged both within its creative context and its cultural-linguistic context.
Together, GRANSHAN and Tehran Type Week reaffirm the importance of sustained, cross-script exchange, where type becomes a space for understanding, comparison, and collaboration.
The world’s first international competition for Communication Design Beyond Latin - a celebration of the world’s writing systems and the designers who bring them to life.
From 10-21 December 2025, Nagoya’s International Design Center (Design Gallery, NADYA PARK) hosts the next stop of TRIO ASIA, presenting 100 posters on the theme of peace created by designers from Japan, Korea, and Taiwan.
Drawing on their own experience, the specialists at TypeType explain how type foundries and designers can stop unlicensed use of their products and get additional revenue while avoiding reputational risk.
Titus Nemeth is a typographic designer and historian from Vienna with some twenty years of experience in the field. He works on the intersection of design and historical research with a focus on Arabic and multilingual typography.
On 30 November, the National Hangeul Museum in Seoul will host a special lecture titled “Armenian Script × Typography”, featuring Edik Ghabuzyan, co-founder, longterm vice president of GRANSHAN, now retired.
Khajag Apelian is a lettering artist as well as a graphic and type designer who works with Armenian and Arabic scripts. He moves between type design, research, and education, is interested in how design can keep cultural practices alive and relevant.