Swell: Bold Geometric Display Font Inspired by Classic Typography
Swell is a typeface that gives life to the classic design of Kabel Black. Swell is a sans serif font that works well for modern design needs and keeps the feel of old style typography. When I use Swell I see that the letters are clear and the shapes are strong. Swell has its set of characters and design details. Swell stands out as a choice, for creative projects.
Design Style
The design style of Swell is geometric. The design style of Swell has lines and bold shapes. The typeface draws from the look of fonts such, as Kabel Black. The typeface also adds parts of known fonts, like Avant Garde, Marvin and Blippo. The blend of influences gives the design style of Swell a look that feels both modern and nostalgic.
Swell’s boldness makes Swell a good choice, for headlines and display text. Swell catches the eye. Makes an impression. The geometric shapes give Swell a look. That modern look lets Swell work well for jobs, from branding to advertising. Also the mix of lowercase letters gives Swell flexibility. That flexibility lets me play with text layouts.
Character Sets
Swell has a character set that includes letters, lowercase letters, numbers and punctuation. The character set meets design needs. When I work on a logo I reach for the character set. Designers can also use the character set for a website or a poster. Swell adds over 50 glyphs. The alternative glyphs give designers ways to change their text. The alternative glyphs let designers get the look they want.
The alternative glyphs help your designs stand out. By mixing and matching the glyphs the alternative glyphs let you make compositions that catch the eye and get your message across. The variety of characters, in Swell means Swell is not a typeface, for all. Swell can adapt to style needs.
Use Cases
I have used Swell. I find Swell to be flexible, in many of the applications. Here are the main use cases:
- Branding: Swell works well for logos and branding materials. Swell gives the look that fits the style. Swell helps make the statement that stands out.
- Advertising: I have seen the typeface make headlines stand out in print or digital formats. The typeface makes advertisements catch attention.
- Web Design: I have used Swell. Swell has the lines. Swell works well for website headings. Calls, to action. Swell improves user experience because Swell provides readability.
- Flyers: Swell has a character. Swell works well in event promotions. I have tried Swell. I think Swell is a pick, for the posters and flyers.
When I read these use cases I see how Swell lifts your design projects. Swell helps your design projects make an impression, on the audience.
Pairing Suggestions
I have found that Swell works with some fonts. When I pair fonts the right companion, for Swell can lift my designs. Here are some pairing suggestions:
- Serif Fonts: I pair Swell, with a serif font such as Times New Roman or Georgia. Swell has shapes. A serif font has curves. The contrast, between Swell and a serif font creates a look.
- Modern Sans Serifs: For a look pair Swell, with a sans serif such as Helvetica or Open Sans. The pairing keeps an aesthetic. The pairing also ensures readability.
- Script Fonts: When a design needs a touch of elegance use Swell with a script font. The combination adds a feel, to invitations and, to branding materials.
I have tried experimenting with these pairings. I get typography that looks good and catches the eye. The typography lifts the design aesthetic.
Licensing and Availability
Swell offers licensing options to meet requirements. I have seen that whether you work on a project or a commercial project choosing the Swell license is essential, for your needs. Swell licenses often include the desktop use, the web use and the application embedding.
When I get Swell I read the licensing terms carefully. I make sure the licensing terms are followed if I want to use the Swell font in a project. Knowing the licensing terms lets me use the Swell font well and keep the designer’s rights safe.
Swell is more, than a font. Swell shows a shape that nods to the classic typography and also feels modern. Swell comes with a set of characters. Swell works in projects. Swell has a design that catches the eye. Designers who want to stand out can use Swell. Adding Swell to a project helps the work stand out in the design world. I have tried Swell in my designs. Swell works well.