As we venture into the last stretch of 2023, the buzz around new typefaces hasn’t dwindled one bit. Our latest collection for designers is a treasure trove featuring reimagined classics, exceptional picks for brand creation, and inventive takes on type design. Dive into this feast of fonts!
Geigy
Geigy takes us back to the days of Swiss typographic tradition, predating Helvetica and the International Style. With its whimsical character and bold contrasts for a sans-serif, this font includes a quartet of weights, accompanying italics, a monospaced sibling, and even a variable font by request.
Obbligato
Obbligato, with origins in the now-defunct Mortier typeface of the NYC Opera, reinvents itself as a strikingly assertive design ideal for branding endeavors. Its solitary weight stands out with bold confidence.
Leopardo
Leopardo remixes a 15th-century calligraphy guide into a contemporary font, where stylish, ribbon-like strokes create highly readable text adorned with elegant swashes. This italic typeface comes in four styles, complete with a range of alternates and flourish-based ultraswashes.
Acting
Acting offers a return to nostalgia with its robust slab serif silhouette and distinctive round elements that complete or decorate the characters. The font spans three widths—Condensed, Normal, and Expanded, catering to diverse design needs.
Displayer
Displayer is a bold sans-serif that brings a taste of the future with its heavy forms lightened by dramatic ink traps. As its name hints, it’s primed for headlines and logo use, bringing modernity to any project it graces.
Orittish
Orittish embodies modern elegance with glyphs crafted for separation and impact, making it a perfect choice for logos and attention-grabbing headers where letter forms hold as much value as readability.
Correct
Correct takes its cues from classic condensed grotesque fonts, delivering a modern sans-serif marvel in five varying widths from Condensed to XXXX Condensed, each paired with an italic counterpart. Be on the lookout for additional weights to arrive.
Lardent
Lardent serves as the quintessential multipurpose serif, offering a suite of families—Classic, Wedge, West, and Slab—all based on a unified foundational form. Each family brings three weights and their corresponding italics, delivering immense versatility for complex design projects.
Gasco
Gasco harks back to the flamboyant styles of the 70s and 80s, boasting a collection of ten styles and matching italics. It’s a stellar choice for titles where its alternate characters can amplify a vintage feel.
Slabic
Slabic stands apart with its peculiar slab serif design featuring imposing serifs and pronounced ink traps. This compact and harmonious font is a rarity that can adeptly transition to body text on digital screens and offers a broad spectrum of typographic features.
Bronkoh
Bronkoh delivers minimalism with its uncluttered sans-serif charm, optimized for legibility with a tall x-height and open forms. It offers a robust lineup of eight weights plus italics, suited for a variety of text environments.
Basilar
Basilar is steeped in the early 20th-century German typeface tradition, showing off slightly constricted characters and a modern flair. Paired with it is a monospaced variant that pushes the design to bolder extremes.
Kaio
Kaio, christened after the bold strokes of Gill Sans’ 1932 Ultra Bold Kayo, flaunts an array of six weights from Light to Super Bold. Its heavier variations are particularly striking, making it an excellent choice for striking logos, magazine titles, or commanding signage.
Amadi
Amadi embodies the Art Nouveau spirit that led the trend at the year’s commencement. Its fluid, natural curves offer a strong touch of elegance and organic essence. It comes in one weight with corresponding italics that amplifies its artistic vibe.
Mollusk
Mollusk captures the essence of charm in a sans-serif form, especially noted for its gracefully crafted numerals. Its unique k gives it a signature identity. The family stretches across five weights from Light to Heavy, suitable for various design tasks.
