Think Sans: an all-caps display sans built on width contrast
Design style Think Sans reads, from a distance, like a plain monoline all-caps face — even strokes, geometric skeleton, nothing…
Design style Think Sans reads, from a distance, like a plain monoline all-caps face — even strokes, geometric skeleton, nothing…
Design style Article is a sans built for support rather than attention. It takes the bones of monospace type —…
Design style Marlin sits in the well-worn tradition of Wild West display lettering: condensed slab-ish serifs, slightly flared terminals, and…
Design style Mesaca and Kaxes work as a pair, both drawing on the hand-painted lettering found on storefronts and signage…
Design style Babe is a sans built around soft curvature rather than the strict verticals most grotesques rely on. The…
Design style Magic Hours sits at the thicker end of the modern-vintage serif trend that has been popular in branding…
Design style Authoritative sits in the crowded field of brush-adjacent, marker-style scripts built to look like a quick note rather…
Design style Editor’s Note Display is the sharpened, blown-up sibling of the Editor’s Note family. Where a text serif has…
Design style Sardin Rounded Bold sits squarely in the bubbly, thick-stroke sans lineage that traces back to 90s cartoon lettering…