Tag: display font

I used Marjolaine in three logo mockups this month, and I keep coming back to it for the same reason: it doesn't try to...

Let's get one thing straight before we go further. The Maltique font from Zarma Type isn't trying to whisper. It's built to shout across...

Let's be honest, type foundries from around the globe release a new condensed sans every other week, and most of them blur together after...

I first noticed the Theodore and Scarlett font through a Creative Market notification I almost swiped away. But happily, I didn't. Something about the...

Spanish Archer breaks the usual rule about uppercase display type, and it breaks it on purpose. Most display serifs treat each letter as its...

TAN Thistle landed on my desktop during a week I was auditing display fonts for food and market branding projects. I expected another generic...

TAN Malone Is the Retro Display Font Your Next Branding Project Has Been Waiting For Nostalgia is having a moment—but not the lazy kind. Designers...

Latinotype's Marcante Font Family Makes a Case for Typography With Real Presence. Seriously, I think that typography currently has a confidence problem. Scroll through Dribbble...

The Polyguard Font Family Brings Industrial Strength and Typographic Character Together Some typefaces arrive quietly. The Polyguard font family is not one of them. Designed...

Most type families try to solve the weight problem by adding more weights. The SLTF Curo font does the opposite. It commits to one...

Gothic typography has a problem. Most medieval blackletter gothic fonts exist in one of two modes: rigidly historical or cheaply dramatic. Either they mimic...

Perfection is overrated. The Sorah font by Megflags makes that argument loudly — and without apology. This intentionally imperfect display typeface arrives at a...