Making Type for Graphic Novels: Lessons from The Orangery’s IP
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Making Type for Graphic Novels: Lessons from The Orangery’s IP

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2026-01-25
11 min read
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How transmedia studios pick lettering that reads in panels, sells on merch and adapts to animation—practical specs and licensing checklists for 2026.

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