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Category Archives: Type Releases
New from Font Bureau: Titling Gothic
We are happy to announce that David Berlow’s popular Titling Gothic is finally available for the web. The roots of this series are in ATF’s Railroad Gothic, a condensed all-caps headline face from the late 19th century. While Titling Gothic started … Continue reading
New from Font Bureau: Trilby
May we introduce our latest release Trilby, a jolly slab serif from Font Bureau by David Jonathan Ross. The distinctive, contemporary design tips its hat to the slightly unorthodox model of the reverse contrast slab serif, where — unlike typical typefaces — … Continue reading
New from Sweet: Sweet Sans
Following the addition of Okay Type last year, we’re pleased to bring another like-minded foundry into the Webtype fold: Sweet. Mark van Bronkhorst’s Sweet® label encompasses charming and useful typefaces inspired by historical models of early 20th Century America and infused with his tasteful … Continue reading
New Release: Serge
We are delighted to introduce Cyrus Highsmith’s latest typeface design in a simultaneous release as web and desktop fonts from Font Bureau. Bonjour, Serge! The lively script in three weights resembles the rich French lettering tradition (think Roger Excoffon’s Mistral) but … Continue reading
New Release: Salvo Sans & Salvo Serif
We are happy to introduce Webtype’s most extensive type series to date — Salvo Sans and Salvo Serif. The exceptionally comprehensive and versatile families count as many as 60 fonts altogether: sans and slab-serif styles in five weights and three width plus italics, … Continue reading
New script on Webtype: Tangier
Need an elegant script for display typography on the web? The charming Tangier is now available on Webtype. The family was designed by Richard Lipton, a master in exploring the possibilities of Spencerian penmanship. Inspired by the lettering on a … Continue reading
Introducing Turnip and Turnip RE
Today we are excited to announce the new Turnip family of typefaces. It is the first type family from Font Bureau to be developed and released simultaneously for both print and web use, including a special group of Reading Edge™ styles (Turnip … Continue reading
Okay Type and Alright Sans on Webtype
Today we’re happy to welcome the Okay Type foundry to Webtype, starting with a webfont version of Jackson Cavanaugh’s Alright Sans. Since its release in 2009, Alright Sans has served many designers needing a clean sans-serif that hasn’t been stripped … Continue reading
Nobel on Webtype
Tobias Frere-Jones’ Nobel typeface family is now available for the web, exclusively from Webtype. Designed for Font Bureau in 1993, Nobel is based on S.H. de Roos’ original 1929 explorations to enliven the basic forms of Futura. With its subtle … Continue reading
Georgia Pro & Verdana Pro: The Web’s Favorite Typefaces Get an Upgrade
Georgia and Verdana rule the web. Designed by Matthew Carter, these fonts have been used on billions of pages. Now, through a partnership with Font Bureau, Carter & Cone, and Monotype Imaging, these families have been expanded as Georgia Pro … Continue reading
