BOXDON Titling
BOXDON is an extra heavy expanded typeface which was especially designed for VERTICAL layout. Each shape looks like a box and has minimum graphical treatment to distinguish each character. It means that the counter...
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Qwincey FY
Qwincey is a new fresh & elegant font family available in five weights. With its flared and sharped endings, this font will give beautiful style to your layouts. With its round and generous proportions,...
LHF Advertisers Square
This easy to read, versatile letterstyle was inspired by Al Imelli’s “Advertiser’s Square” (circa 1920’s). Modifications were made and alternates added.
Aria Pro
The inspiration for this typeface came from the epigraph on a frame of a nineteenth century painting. I was fascinated by the peculiar capitals of the inscription. The high contrast, and the overall quirkiness,...
Aria Text
Aria Text is the new text version of the lyric Aria. More sober and rational, Aria Text was designed for books. The decoration mannerisms, extreme contrast, the italics angle, among other attributes of the...
PR-Uncial
This is our first font, based on Peter’s own personal way of writing uncials, The rounded letters of the fourth to eighth centuries. The characters in the caps position are more closely related to...
Cogan Rounded
Cogan Rounded was especially designed by Leandro Ribeiro. Created in 2014, this font family has been designed to serve sectors like financial services, modern industries, business and many other activities who needs a modern...
Dotee
Dotee inspirit by lettering from soviet book. Dotee is fat decorative font with numerous cut style ligatures and alternatives.
YWFT Pineapple
YWFT Pineapple is historically based in the Art Deco period (1920s/30s) but set adrift for awhile and spiced with the rum of the present. YWFT Pineapple is suitable for many uses, but has an...
JY Shapa
Designed by Jure Stojan, JY Shapa—his first serif family for JY&A Fonts—has a wide-pen, calligraphic feel, with the upper half of the letters reasonably conservative to aid recognition, but the lower half more decorative...