TypeParis 2026 at the Intuit Lab School of Design

Two students from the school selected for Jean-François Porchez's international program

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Thirteen participants, six countries, one discipline: the letter.

Since June 2nd, TypeParis has been taking place on campus. Founded by typographer Jean-François Porchez, the program trains an international group in type design each summer. Over six weeks, participants progress from the initial sketch to a complete typeface family: drawing, calligraphy, history of typography, and software practice. Two sessions are held each day, each led by a pair of instructors.

Néo Enjolras and Anaïs Brancheriau, students at Intuit Lab School of Design, are part of this edition. Their work is followed throughout the program, with progress reviews conducted by guest critics: Laura Meseguer, Thomas Bouillet, Jovana Jocić, and Léon Hugues review each project and provide feedback before the final phase.

The presentation will take place on Friday, July 10th, from 15:50 pm to 18:40 pm, on campus. Free entry, subject to availability.
Well done to Néo and Anaïs.