The latest Font­Font release intro­duces four brand new type­faces to our house foundry. Read about them all in this week’s upcom­ing email newslet­ter and get a deeper look in the fol­low­ing PDFs cre­ated by the type design­ers themselves.

FF Pitu’s most char­ac­ter­is­tic fea­tures are prob­a­bly the pro­nounced stroke mod­u­la­tion and blade-​shaped sharp stroke end­ings, which are slightly soft­ened by gen­er­ous cal­li­graphic loops with “fox­tail” terminals.

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FF Cube is a geo­met­ric sans serif, and is with its indus­trial design akin to Euros­tile, but with more open counters.

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FF Tisa has has a tone that suits the casual fare of mag­a­zines and adver­tis­ing as well as more the seri­ous con­tent of news­pa­pers and annual reports. It earned the Type Direc­tors Club’s high­est honor: a “Cer­tifi­cate of Excel­lence in Type Design”.

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FF Nuvo’s soft, cal­li­graphic touch, small caps, mul­ti­ple figure sets, and ital­ics make it a useful family for edi­to­r­ial, adver­tis­ing and pack­ag­ing. Its alter­nate glyphs add typo­graphic versatility.

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