︎ Diego Aguilar Villalobos is a Colombian graphic designer based in Montreal, CA. He currently works for HarrisonFun studio, BastardaType and HouseOfYouth as an ally, and previously at S&Co.
︎ He works on projects ranging from branding, experimental typography, illustration, packaging, editorial design and art direction. He is interested in the use of rhetorical figures in typography and the social construction created around the concept of identity.
︎︎︎ His work has been recognized by the Type Directors Club, Colorful: Prelude to YounGuns21, Latin American Design Awards, TheDesignKids Awards, Applied Arts Canada, Behance featured and staff pick by Font In Use.

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+1 (438) 526 3938



︎ Diego Aguilar Villalobos is a Colombian graphic designer based in Montreal, CA. He currently works for HarrisonFun studio, BastardaType and HouseOfYouth as an ally, and previously at S&Co.
︎ He works on projects ranging from branding, experimental typography, illustration, packaging, editorial design and art direction. He is interested in the use of rhetorical figures in typography and the social construction created around the concept of identity.
︎︎︎ His work has been recognized by the Type Directors Club, Colorful: Prelude to YounGuns21, Latin American Design Awards, TheDesignKids Awards, Behance featured and staff pick by Font In Use.

Email  Instagram  Behance

+1 (438) 526 3938
Spanto  

Is a display typeface in progress, inspired by the sensation of chills we feel when perceiving a paranormal phenomenon, the name comes from the Spanish word “Espanto” that means a disease that animals and humans would suffer, which would consist of the loss of the soul caused by a scare, a great impression or fear very deep.

Thanks to BastardaType
31/10/2022 - Typedesign