Tony’s Chocolonely
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Front of the wrapper for Tony’s Chocolonely milk chocolate (Dutch version)
The design of Tony’s Chocolonely chocolate wrappers was created in 2005 by Arjen “Klink” Klinkenberg, then-creative manager at Dutch design studio def.
The letters that make up the name of the ethical chocolate brand were cut by hand, but they were subsequently turned into a proproietary font called Chocolateletter, which is seen on the back of the wrapper. Other text uses ITC American Typewriter. These two fonts are also used in advertising, on the Tony’s Chocolonely website, and in other materials.
Klinkenberg explains the process of designing the wrapper in this video.
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Back of the wrapper for Tony’s Chocolonely milk chocolate (American version), with nutritional facts in Helvetica
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Color variants for four of the standard flavors (Dutch version)
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Billboard in the UK
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Wrapper for Tony’s Chocolonely chocolate Easter eggs
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Cover of the Tony’s Chocolonely annual report 2021/2022
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Spread from the Tony’s Chocolonely annual report 2021/2022
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Spread from the Tony’s Chocolonely annual report 2021/2022
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Spread from the Tony’s Chocolonely annual report 2021/2022
This post was originally published at Fonts In Use