Bulldog from Club Type?
Figgins and Caslon may be names familiar as type founders, but they are less well known for the emergence of sans serif type styles. Part of our lives since 1889, the first hundred years of this style is celebrated with the Bulldog™ typeface design by Adrian Williams. Completed in 1989, it echoes many features of the gothic, grotesque and sans serif models of the first generation of sans serif fonts.
Putty Peeps from MUR?
The Putty Peeps™ font replaces letters with little people that appear to be made with putty stretching themselves in fun configurations to spell out words.
DIN Next from Linotype?
The DIN Next™ family is based on a century-old typeface that was in dire need of a makeover — and Linotype’s Akira Kobayashi has done just that. Originally available in only two weights, Linotype’s new DIN Next typeface family of 25 designs is perfectly suited for today’s digital typesetting needs. For a limited time DIN Next volumes are available at special introductory rates of up to 60% off of regular prices.
Sofia from Mostardesign
The design goal of the Sofia™ typeface was to create a sans serif design that creates an impression of modernism, harmony and roundness. These characteristics give Sofia a harmonious and sensible appearance for both text copy and headlines. Sofia is available in six weights and regular, condensed and expanded proportions.
ITC Johnston Pro from ITC?
Designed with Edward Johnston’s “London Underground Railway” typeface in mind, the ITC Johnston™ family is now available as a suite of OpenType® Pro fonts. This versatile family by type designers David Farey and Richard Dawson offers extended capabilities while retaining its original twentieth-century feel.
This article was last modified on January 3, 2022
This article was first published on April 10, 2009
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