If you’re looking to spice up your design projects, adding new typefaces might be just what you need. Every month, we spotlight a selection of exciting new fonts that have captured our attention recently.
Get ready to dive into this diverse collection featuring everything from sturdy slab-serifs, inventive scripts, reliable text workhorses, to typefaces with distinctive and eye-catching display styles. Happy typesetting!
Canora
While the font landscape is brimming with calligraphic choices, Canora stands out. It includes Canora Frente which slants to the right, and its counterpart, Canora Verso, which leans to the left, offering an unconventional flair.
Fisterra
The Fisterra typeface is a casual serif presented in two distinct styles. Morte highlights its curvature while Fora showcases its crisp lines. Both variations maintain an underlying gracefulness.
King of August
King of August is a singularly vibrant script font full of vigor. Its unique undercuts, featured in letters such as the lowercase ‘s’ and ‘p’, add a playful ‘freshly painted’ sensibility.
Lithops
Destined for bold posters, Lithops is a font that will catch eyes with its patterned letter design reminiscent of marine plants, intricate jewelry, and psychedelic experiences. For maximum impact, avoid using it for smaller text.
Sangbleu
The Sangbleu type family encompasses five distinct styles: Empire, Kingdom, Republic, Versailles, and Sunrise. This extensive typographic suite is perfectly suited for sophisticated editorial demands.
Kohinoor One
Boasting the title of possibly the lightest typeface, Kohinoor One features whisper-thin strokes. It’s ideal for occasions that demand a subtle typographic touch at exceptionally large sizes.
Firelli
A contemporary slab serif with a comforting vibe, Firelli offers an array from the lightest to the most resolute Black weights. Its versatility shines in both prominent headlines and text.
UCity
The UCity Pro is a geometric sans-serif that excels in uses such as signage, branding, and headlines, offering ten styles and a variable version to play with.
Artex
For a minimalist touch, Artex is a striking sans-serif that shines when its extensive range of styles and weights is fully utilized, also offered as a variable font for added versatility.
Colroy
The classic early-style slab-serif Colroy is perfect for large blocks of text. Initially created in 2009, released in 2014, and has now been refreshed with new weights and a versatile variable font edition.
Fabbrica
The robust Fabbrica is a sans-serif typeface that distinguishes itself by its outstanding performance at minuscule sizes on screen, featuring an array of rounded and angular alternatives in its weight variants.
Mule
True to its name, Mule is a utilitarian, sturdy serif with an approachable design. Its rounded contours are welcoming, while its consistent vertical pace makes it a reliable choice for comprehensive text work.
Romano
The evocative Romano font brings forth imagery of ancient carved inscriptions with its subtle flares and sharp angles, reminiscent of the rich heritage of Renaissance calligraphy.
Kosmos
For a font straight out of a design experiment, Kosmos uses an assemblage of horizontal planes to construct letters, offering a range from nearly invisible to densely overlapping forms that evoke the image of a nebula formation.
Precise Sans
The sleek design of Precise Sans makes it a top choice for user interfaces that require clarity, such as dashboards, featuring uncomplicated shapes and cleanliness suggestive of its beta status.
