Mimiloco font is a new commercial font
influenced by two interesting and colorful cultures – Mexican and Korean
– dominating the Los Angeles scene.
It’s been 31 years since the visionary
movie Bladerunner was presented in theaters showing a degrading
environment of Los Angeles and I was thinking what has really changed in
Los Angeles. Well a lot, I won’t go into rants but driving one night I
noticed something really different: Mexican food trucks which every
night park on the streets catering an interesting audience.
I parked my car on the corner of Sunset
and Alvarado St. watching how Koreans and Latinos were ordering food to
the Mexican cookers inside the trucks. That was really different.
Koreans eating and devouring tacos and burritos with salsa and enjoying
Mexican food. Here you have it. A new fusion of two cultures through
Mexican cuisine!
That great idea prompted me to design a
different Bladerunner font, more modern with our times using
calligraphy. That’s how Mimiloco font was born. From a Bladerunner scene
where you can see the combination of neon street signs in Korean and
Mexican language.
Mimiloco is available as a
high-resolution commercial font for street signs and big
store/billboards displays, and you can purchase the license through
Paypal’s credit cards. For more information and font delivery, please
contact me – darkvotum@gmail.com
As an example, I’ve included a visual of my last professional font Mimiloco for your entertainment and consideration.
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| Mimiloco Font - Mexican Korean Calligraphy Typography |
