Multitudes
Multitudes is a response to the ever-changing conversation on truth, beauty, and identity. First and foremost a type foundry, our vision is to shape atmospheres and build identities through type. We design fonts that carry story, soul, and sophistication — bridging the past and future to create relevance and resonance in the present.
The old adage goes that “the pen is mightier than the sword,” indicating that the written word is arguably more effective than violence. We’d like to say words are definitely transformative, and we are in the craft of designing words.
Our hope is that the letters we fashion transcend mere Bézier curves and points, and become voices with stories to tell — each with the potential to inspire and influence.
Colophon
1 Commonwealth Ln, #06-14, Singapore 149544 Font Engineering: Eben Sorkin Typeset in Visuelle
Mark De Winne
(*1984) began his career in graphic design before typography drew him deeper into its craft, leading him from Singapore to The Hague’s Type & Media program, where he became the first Singaporean graduate. His practice now moves between brand identity, type design, teaching, and documenting Singapore’s typographic vernacular. Previously, his work was released by Typofonderie and Darden Studio, and in 2018 he was named a TDC Ascender. After founding Type Design Asia in 2024, he now leads Multitudes—a foundry shaped by his belief that letters can carry culture, story, and place.
Studio
Multitudes offers custom typefaces, logotypes and lettering as part of it's typographic consultancy.
We believe in creating original letterforms informed by historical, verncular or even contemporary references that enable brands to stand out. We do this in dialogue with agencies, designers and clients, translating vision into a tangible brand asset.
Mark De Winne has previously worked with SaladStop!, Janice Wong, JJ Lin (Miracle Coffee) and others to create bespoke typographic solutions. Please get in touch to discuss potential collaborations.
Trial Fonts
Trial Fonts are currently limited in character set and contain no opentype features. Full trial versions can be requested. All trial fonts are intended for preview, testing and evaluation purposes and any use beyond testing and assessment requires a commercial license.
For details on the licensing terms, please read our End User License Agreement.