A space saving serif by TipoType, a geometric sans from FontFont, a handpainted face by PintassilgoPrints, a workhorse family from Typotheque, an elegant serif by Nootype, a legible slab from FontFont, a contemporary gothic by Talbot Type, and a chic serif from Typonine.
TipoType: Quiroga Serif
Designed by Fernando Díaz
Quiroga Serif is designed for continuous text — legible at medium and small sizes, with great space-saving. Optimized for 6, 8, 10 and 12 points.
FontFont: FF Mark
Designed by Hannes von Döhren & Christoph Koeberlin
New meets old meets technic, FF Mark is not an average geometric sans. Strong, simple, bold and created with utmost consideration and precision.
PintassilgoPrints: Brush Up
Designed by Ricardo Marcin & Erica Jung
Swiftly painted on paper and carefully translated into a font.
Typotheque: Lava
Designed by Peter Biľak
Lava was designed for magazine use, but far transcends its original application. It’s a no-nonsense workhorse typeface that can handle large quantities of text with ease.
Nootype: Felice
Designed by Nico Inosanto
Felice is an elegant serif with a humanistic touch.
FontFont: FF Kievit Slab
Designed by Michael Abbink & Paul van der Laan
FF Kievit Slab is not just the Sans with slab serifs attached. It has been carefully adjusted and fine tuned in width and contrast to help make it an extremely legible typeface.
Talbot Type: Kilburn
Designed by Adrian Talbot
Kilburn continues in the fine tradition of fonts such as Franklin Gothic, News Gothic and Trade Gothic offering a contemporary interpretation of the condensed sans-serif — functionality with personality.
Typonine: Nocturno
Designed by Nikola Djurek
Engineered for chic, highly elaborate typesetting. Nocturno is broad-shouldered and heavy-armed: the rolling, dark silhouettes of its characters create a soothing yet forceful impression that serves to anchor words, no matter where they appear.
Sponsored by H&FJ.
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