Category Type Love

Designed by Letterwerk (whose logo I’m in love with, by the way), Carrosserie is a sans serif display face inspired by the shapes of the 30s.

A fun Jukebox serif with exuberant swashes. Torino Display

I tweeted yesterday about the official release of Quatro by ppwrk studio, an ultra black display face. But today I wanted to show you a couple of the other typefaces the small foundry has been working on: Runda and Untitled…

One of Cyrus Highsmith’s lesser known fonts is Loupot, a bold sharply-stroked script.

Keks is a new typeface by Hubert Jocham. Part blackletter, part roman; the interesting letterforms will definitely bring a uniquely modern edge to your design. You can download a copy right here at MyFonts.

These two whimsical typefaces, Phaeton and Olduvai, are part of Veer’s Umbrella Type Collection. Phaeton Olduvai

Slab Sherrif is the first font created by Alex Sheldon aka Match & Kerosene. And if you buy before the end of July it will only cost you $16.25. via MyFonts Blog

Liza, the latest release from Underware is pretty amazing. Not only is it a fun and playful script with a hand-painted look, but it also has built-in features including “artificial intelligence” that automatically chooses characters so your text looks different…

Suitcase Type Foundry makes some of my favorite typefaces (Gloriola, anyone?), so I’m not surprised that I instantly fell for their newest release, Kulturista, “a distinct linear typeface with sturdy serifs”. You can purchase all 10 weights at MyFonts.

My latest FontShop obsession is the chunky yet graceful Plume Advertising, designed by Bruno Maag.

Bodoni Script Pro would be a perfect typeface for a wedding invitation.The character set is packed with lots of graceful, flourishy details, and the complete package comes with three weights, 144 ornaments and 120 unique frame parts.

FF Dancer, designed by Fontpartners, was part of Typographica’s Best Fonts of 2007. The design was intended to combine a constructed sans serif with an upright script, resulting in a typeface that combined strength and softness.. FF Dancer is available…

ITC Klepto, designed by Phil Grimshaw, is a playful yet rough-around-the-edges display face. I especially love the curves in the lowercase k (and the J.D. Salinger references in he specimen).

You can pick up Pinup, a pillowy, lovable sans serif designed by Pieter van Rosmalen, from FontShop.

League, by Letterbox, is a chunky display face with interesting details.

FF Good is a clean, elegant and versatile sans serif from FontShop. (I love the lowercase G.)