TYPE DESIGN INFORMATION PAGE last updated on Thu Sep 10 13:11:14 EDT 2015
FONT RECOGNITION VIA FONT MOOSE
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Glyphic or incise typefaces
Glyphic faces have flared strokes or tapered waistlines. They emulate letters carved into stone or bronze. Most of them are not serifed, but they can hardly be called sans faces either. Classical examples include Optima (Hermann Zapf), Albertus (Berthold Wolpe) and Pascal (José Mendoza). More recent glyphic or incise faces include Ideal Sans (Jonathan Hoefler), Carter Sans (Matthew Carter and Dan Reynolds, 2010, ITC) and Winco (Ramiro Espinoza). |
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file name: Matthew Carter Carter Sans
file name: Dan Reynolds Matthew Carter Carter Sans 2010
file name: Dan Reynolds Matthew Carter Carter Sans 2010b
file name: Matthew Carter Dan Reynolds Carter Sans Pro 2010
file name: Matthew Carter Dan Reynolds Carter Sans Pro Semibold 2010
file name: Berthold Wolpe Albertus M T 1932 1940
file name: H F J Ideal Sans 2011
file name: H F J Ideal Sans 2011c
file name: Ramiro Espinoza Winco 2012
file name: Ramiro Espinoza Winco 2012b
file name: Ramiro Espinoza Winco Black 2012c
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