Joy is a bespoke typeface for Artesian, a Brazilian manufacturer of furniture. The typeface was designed for the annual outlet campaign, called Sales Fest, and should work very well on a neon set, which was produced to be hanged on the main window of the stores in Sao Paulo and Curitiba.
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