u/Rookburgh

I was wondering about the Tintin font: The typeface, in which the title of the albums is set. Is it connected to Hergé in some way or is it in broader use? The Blake and Mortimer comics also use the font, but those of course also have a connection to Tintin magazine. I would love to get to know more about the history of the font. For me, it's a defining aspect of the Tintin identity.

Friends and I decided to take on Strobe Lights as a live cover! We took inspiration from his performance in the semi final :)