Ferrus
Ferrus is named after the location of famous French foundry Deberny & Peignot which was at 18 Rue Ferrus, XIV Paris. Ferrus is inspired by a 1920s font named “Acier”. But Ferrus is not...
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Area
Area hearkens back to the disco era, reminiscent of nightclub and record advertising. The rounded simple forms are updated with the implementation of negative kerning, which gives the typeface its unique look and modern...
Brea
Toying with antiquity in two realms, Brea uses primitive dot matrix, the first electronic print, as a medium for expressing a once intensely manual Old English hand. These incongruous historical allusions update the Middle...
Granule
A basic rounded sans-serif with a twist, Granule is tightly kerned to emphasize the rhythm of the letterforms, with a distinctive curl on a few of the lowercase letters to separate it from the...
Mode
Mode is a typographic experiment exploring how same sans serif form adapts to different circumstances and what are the possibilities in variations of Thin / Black, Contrast / Negative contrast.Two main groups are Mode 0 (with rounded shapes)...
Pea
Taking an almost banal, ubiquitous letter shape – the geometric sans-serif – Pea gleefully plays with contradictions by rendering it using elaborate calligraphic swashes. Both worlds are given equal prominence, the overly ornate special...