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Fight for Kindness: Inspiring Typographic Creations from the Design Community

Published Nov 4, 2022

Celebrated on November 13, World Kindness Day is a fantastic opportunity to reflect on our actions and show more empathy towards others.

Fight for Kindness‘ is a non-profit initiative looking to unite design communities and spread messages of positivity and change through typographic artworks.

Created by TypeCampus, a cultural project initiated by Italian type foundry Zetafonts, the annual program invites designers from all over the world to produce a typographic poster that helps spread the importance of being kind, touching on a number of themes including empathy, respect, inclusiveness, ethical integrity and responsibility.

Artwork by Cameron Harapiak / Momentum Worldwide

Over 150 artworks were produced for this year’s edition, and the pieces will be showcased from November 5 to 13 through several physical exhibitions.

“World Kindness Day is a very dear occasion to me. Having overcome the thought of kindness as formalities, I have discovered over time that many of the values I believe in and that I tend to, should be enclosed in this label.”

Debora Manetti, co-partner of Zetafonts & TypeCampus and author of the project

“That’s why, with the precious support of the female part of our team, I unearthed this project exactly a year ago. I strongly believe that kindness is a form of intelligence: it has the power to revolutionize relationships between people, and often small changes can make a big difference. The creative industry has enormous power in this relationship challenge and there is a lot we can experience.

Fight for Kindness is a project that comes from our daily managing of typefaces, together with the desire to leave a positive mark in society while being in touch with great designers, magazines, design schools and creativity professionals around the world”.

Artwork by Anja Grohmann
Artwork by Radimira Yordanova
Artwork by Lisa Plattner
Artwork by Laura Bertinelli
Artwork by Deborah Ranzetta

TypeCampus, which has over 90 design schools affiliated to its Academic Plan for free typographic resources, will conclude the 2022 edition with a multi-location global exhibition in the week preceding November 13: from Milan (IT) to Paris (FR), Valencia (ES), Fitchburg (US), and Veliko Tarnovo (BG).

Artwork by Studio Sofa
Artwork by Katrina Sutton
Artwork by Michelle Chen
Artwork by Sofia Bandini
Artwork by Elisa di Rocco
Artwork by Shrishti Vajpai
Artwork by Juliene Buelos

A number of partners were inspired to support the cause, including the European Art Directors Club (ADC*E), ADCI, Communication Arts, Indigo Awards, C2Awards and Femme Type and it is sponsored by Zetafonts Foundry.

Artwork by Erica Holeman
Artwork by Lucy Llewellyn
Artwork by Sreenihal Pouka & Shriya Patel
Artwork by Anna Battistin & Francesca Borgonovo
Artwork by Martin Mihaylov
Artwork by Sebastiano Branca & Kobose
Artwork by Jessica Luce Puleo
Artwork by Zoe Boudreau
Artwork by Nupoor Godse
Artwork by Federico Zanoni & Giulia Basile
Artwork by Antonia Goga / Momentum Worldwide
Artwork by Arianna Scola
Artwork by Akshita Chandra

In this article, we’re featuring a small selection of the beautiful artworks that will be included in the upcoming multi-location exhibition. For more information and to view the full gallery, visit the project’s website.

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