Nolan Paparelli on the process and principles behind his typographically-driven practice
Having any distinction within the crowded world of typography can be a challenge. Munich-based designer Nolan Paparelli, however, prefers to take time with his output; aiming to craft typefaces that add to the conversation and feel relevant alongside collaborations with the likes of Swiss Typefaces and Think Work Observe. We caught up with him to take a deep dive into his practice. EM: Hey Nolan, how’s 2021 been for you so far? NP: Hey Elliott, so far so good! A lot of exciting projects are coming up in 2021!
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