Like most creative pros, I love the ampersand glyph (&)… in fact, I love it so much that I’ve been collecting cool ones from various fonts for years! A few months ago, I dropped them into a 21-column InDesign document and made this poster, which James Wamser and our friends at Walsworth printed up and gave away as freebies at CreativePro Week.
Here’s a close-up, for reference:
It was a super fun project to work on (though it took a while because I just kept getting lost in looking at all the ampersands!)
Anyway, I recently shared these photos on social media and one of the first comments I received was: “Can I get a copy of this?”
The answer is Sure! With luck, we’ll have more of these at CreativePro Week next year. But in the meantime, if you want download the poster as a PDF, all you need to do is click the button below.
(You must be logged in with either a membership or free account to download.)
Bonus tips for ampersand aficionados
If you love ampersands as much as I do, definitely check out Ilene Strizver’s article on the history and usage of ampersands.
Want to find the perfect ampersand in your Adobe fonts? Go to Adobe Fonts Labs and type an ampersand in the Glyph Finder search box.
This article was last modified on July 23, 2026
This article was first published on July 23, 2026
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