Tag: font family

Fabric Grotesk Is the Neo-Grotesque That Finally Gets "Neutral" Right The Fabric Grotesk font family was published by Fontfabric just recently, and I spent one...

Reclymate Proves a Condensed Font Doesn't Have to Feel Cramped Reclymate, built by Zarma Type, was drawn narrow from the start, not squeezed after the...

Ask ten designers which Garamond font they use, and you'll get eleven answers. That's not really a joke about designers being indecisive, though—guilty as...

The GC Fentura font family markets itself as a "modern structure sans," which sounds like the kind of phrase a type foundry writes at...

Felipe Sanzana and the Latinotype team built the Suspiria font family around tension instead of balance. Eight weights, from ExtraLight to Black, and 530...

Geometric type revivals usually pick a lane. They go loud and stay loud, built for headlines and nothing else. The Novaform font family, designed...

Nine weights sat unopened in my fonts folder for almost a month before I trusted myself to write about them. That's the usual quarantine...

GC Methane Is a Geometric Sans Built for Interfaces, Not Just Headlines I discovered the GC Methane typeface in a Creative Market newsletter that I...

Bosstype Studio doesn't do small releases. Quite often, type foundries ship a serif family with maybe six weights and call it a day. But...

The Astoria's Editorial Serif is a font family from CarmineType that promises retro charm with a modern edge, and that's a big claim in...

René Bieder's Neurath Mono Typeface Proves Monospace Type Doesn't Have to Feel Cramped. I'm pretty excited because Neurath Mono just landed from Studio René Bieder,...

I purchased the Voux font family last Tuesday, and it immediately replaced three other typefaces in a deck I was building from scratch. That's...