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[BOOK●INDEX] #004, #005 & #006
Plain text 1 (2025)
Plain text 2 (2025)
Plain text 3 (2026)

Edited by Plain Form, a project fueled by Lucas Descroix & Benjamin Dumond.

Just received volume 3.
Probably the best type review currently available.
It's really cool to dig into it, discover new names, and find new typefaces.

● More: text.plain-form.com
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A photo of the Plain Text volume 1 magazine cover, showcasing a high-contrast textured illustration and purple typographic elements on black, laid on a solid orange background.

A poster design by Plain Form for Plain Text volume 2, displaying chaotic white line art and bold green lettering on a black background, presented on a bright orange backdrop.

A photo of the cover of Plain Text volume 3, featuring abstract red and white typography distorted with a glitch effect on a black background, set against a vibrant orange surface.

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