Delfino Script
Delfino Script is a cool, connecting script that can appear both retro and contemporary. Curved on the outsides of strokes, and jagged inside, the forms look like an abstraction of strips of tape, folding...
font_foundry: Schizotype
Strelka Ultra
Strelka Ultra is a space age, in-your-face headliner. Think of this Ultra release as a Kickstarter for a prospective family. This is the loudest weight; purely display. I’m testing the waters before expanding to...
Tubularis
Tubularis is a geometric disco-style font with tubular lines running concentrically. There are quite a few contextual alternates and ligatures to keep the text flowing smoothly without any unsightly overlaps.
Soyo Gogo
Soyo Gogo was conceived to really make the most of OpenType features. Using contextual alternates, the letters change depending on what type of letter they’re next to. The changes happen as you type, with...
Dr Eric
Dr.Eric is a playful typeface best used for large print or headlines. It would make an ideal title font for a joke book or children’s book, and looks best in bright colors.
Astroboy
Astroboy is a retro connecting script inspired by 50s product packaging and adverts. While intended for use at large settings, it’s surprisingly readable small, and the uneven quality of the lines gives it a...
Acid Haus
Acid Haus is a fat, geometric face inspired in equal measure by 1920s Bauhaus geometric design and 1980s rave culture. It comes in two flavors, clean and filthy. One is tight and sharp, the...
Dr Black
Dr.Black is an extremely fat, square typeface, which looks best set in a very graphic grid. Because of the size, and the white spaces between the characters being so small, it looks good letting...
Kazumi Sans
Kazumi Sans is a cool sans serif display font designed with a Japanese technological feel. The lower case characters are squared, giving them a similar feel to Eurostile type fonts, and the upper case...
Decolletage
Decolletage is a fashionably late Art Deco typeface with a wealth of OpenType features. It features both uppercase and lowercase alphabets. Use the uppercase alone for titling, logos and display work, or with the...