TypeCulture announces the inclusion of the Jamille typeface family into its collection of OpenType fonts. Jamille is just the right design for anyone who enjoys using classic “Didone” types, but is looking for something different from the traditional Bodoni or Didot. Designed by Mark Jamra and first released through ITC in 1988, Jamille is a workhorse typeface, applicable in both display and text settings, that is not only refreshingly different but also suitable for tasks that require a classical look. For its release at TypeCulture, the original Jamille type family has been improved, greatly expanded into large character sets and loaded with OpenType features. Lively italic swash caps have also been created exclusively for TypeCulture. The result is the most advanced, versatile and extensive version of Jamille on the market.
Jamille, along with the entire TypeCulture Font Collection, can be viewed and purchased at:
TypeCulture is a source of high-quality OpenType fonts and also an educational resource and research aid for students, educators and professionals who are seeking information about type – its history, manufacture, use and artistic significance.
TypeCulture’s independent digital type foundry offers a collection of award-winning font families that have been designed and produced for a broad range of typographic applications. For over 20 years, Mark Jamra has created typefaces to a high standard of quality; from all-purpose workhorses with distinct personalities to innovative display fonts. This collection contains his newest designs in OpenType format.
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This article was last modified on January 10, 2022
This article was first published on February 16, 2007
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