Tag: sans serif

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...

With the Amigável Font Family, Latinotype Published a Geometric Sans That Solves the Alternate-Letter Problem. Latinotype released a geometric sans that argues with itself on...

The GC Furion Font Family Brings Precision Engineering to Futuristic Sans Design Most "futuristic" fonts lean on one trick: sharp corners and a sci-fi label....

Postamp Grotesk started as a single letter on a stamp nobody was supposed to care about. Fontfabric type designer Ivelina Martinova was flipping through...

The Kohilo font caught my attention for one reason: most geometric sans serifs promise boldness but deliver stiffness. Rasio Studio built something different here....

Phase Grotesk showed up on my desktop during a brand refresh project, and it refused to behave like a normal grotesque. Most low-contrast sans-serif...

Mainboard fonts pair an athlete's stride with a processor's logic. Still, that sentence sounds strange until you look at the typeface itself. In fact,...

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...

TipoType's Mundial Font Family Is the Sans-Serif Typeface That Thinks Globally and Designs Locally Some typefaces arrive with a manifesto. Mundial is one of them....

Linotype's Trade Gothic Next Is the Typeface That Refuses to Be Replaced While other typefaces just age, Trade Gothic Next gets sharper. Originally drawn by...

While some typefaces just age, Gotham accumulates. Twenty-five years after Jonathan Hoefler and Tobias Frere-Jones first sketched its letterforms from the building facades of...

The TBJ Dogmu font family shouts—and it does so with remarkable discipline. Released by Taboja Studio and designed by Yusilo Oktaprima Ardani, this sans-serif...