Bharaya Slab Serif Display

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Newsbreaker JNL

Based on scans of some 1906 newspaper headlines detailing the devastation of the San Francisco earthquake, Newsbreaker JNL is a modern take on vintage typography.

Mule Train JNL

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These alternatives give text and headings a more personalized and distinctive appearance, making your designs unique and unparalleled. TA Albatross is an ideal choice for posters, book covers, articles, and various other design projects. Available in 10 different styles, this font supports a wide range of languages with its 1,532 glyphs, including Latin, Cyrillic, Greek, and Hebrew scripts. TA Albatross is a fresh and versatile serif font that combines both traditional and modern styles.

Its design is strongly influenced by humanist broad nib calligraphy and 1970's popular type styles.

. The family features extended Latin support including the most necessary Opentype features, such as fun ligatures, alternates, swash and more! Text weights are characterized by low contrast and their light texture is perfect for long stretches of text in publications, magazines or books.

Its design is strongly influenced by humanist broad nib calligraphy and 1970's popular type styles.

. Brokolino is a modern and playful typefamily designed by Marco Battaglia. The gradually retracting serifs and large x-height emphasize the influence of humanist letterforms in the lighter weights and provide a dense and consistent texture to the heavier weights.