Serif
1.0
The Erupha Serif: a high-contrast editorial serif with true italics
Design style The Erupha sits in that familiar territory of high-contrast serifs built for fashion and editorial work — thin…
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Serif
3.6
California Palms: a textured serif-and-script bundle for summer branding
Design style California Palms is less a single typeface than a small kit of related display faces built around one…
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Serif
3.9
NOIR et BLANC: a bold-and-italic serif duo for branding with a decorative streak
Design style NOIR et BLANC is built as a contrast pair rather than a single alphabet. The upright serif carries…
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Serif
3.9
Songster: a thick-and-thin vintage display serif for headlines and labels
Design style Songster pulls its reference from nineteenth-century song sheet covers, and that lineage shows in the contrast: strong verticals,…
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Script
3.7
Hopeless Romantic Society: a loose handwritten script for informal, personal work
Design style Hopeless Romantic Society reads as genuine handwriting rather than a polished script pretending to be handwriting. The strokes…
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Sans Serif
3.7
Gimme Extra Bold Sans Serif: a chunky retro display face for loud headlines
Design style Gimme Extra Bold leans hard into a 1980s revival mood — thick, rounded strokes, generous curves, and a…
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Serif
4.0
Promenade: a calligraphic serif with a flat-nib pen behind every curve
Design style Promenade is a serif built from calligraphic roots, and it doesn’t hide that origin. You can see the…
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Handwritten
3.9
Golden Reverie: a soft nostalgic script for wedding and editorial work
Design style Golden Reverie sits in the crowded field of handwritten scripts built for weddings and boutique branding, but its…
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Sans Serif
3.9
Altone: a 9-weight geometric grotesk built for corporate and brand work
Design style Altone sits closer to grotesk than to the classical Bauhaus geometric sans it’s often filed next to. The…
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