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Emily Klaebe is a graphic designer specializing in identity and typeface systems.
Relying on the principles of systems thinking, she designs typefaces and brand identities that are founded in thorough research and strategic thinking.
Beginning in 2020, Emily designed identity systems at Order. 
In 2021, her role grew to include leading design at Order Type Foundry.In 2022, Emily completed San Francisco’s Type West postgraduate certificate program at the Letterform Archive in designing comprehensive type families.After earning her certificate degree, in 2023 she co-taught a course focused on the foundations of typeface design at Portland State University with Travis Kochel.
Emily currently supports Order and OTF as a contract designer. She is accepting freelance projects based on availability. Experimental typeface families are available for testing and purchase through Kind Type Foundry.

	
 
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Email
Instagram
LinkedInCapabilitiesIdentityTypeface Design

Brand Systems
Brand StrategyBrand ArchitectureBrand Campaigns
Motion Design
Book Design
Art DirectionNamingCopywritingTypefacesStringer
Available at Order Type Foundry
Vanity
Available at Order Type Foundry

Missive Serif
Available at&#38;nbsp;Future FontsMissive BeadAvailable at Future Fonts



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