[Grotesque is a sturdy, realist style sanserif typefaces originating in the 19th century.]
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Based on a skeleton of Roman inscriptional capitals, History includes 21 layers inspired by the evolution of typography. These 21 independent typefaces share widths and other metric information so that they can be recombined....
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A display version of Plan Grotesque with space saving proportions. The typeface is appealing in large signage as well as traditional print use. The stencil cuts emphasise the stroke terminals and give the typeface a crisp,...
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Design concept
A space saving version of Plan Grotesque, a sturdy, unpretentious typeface for text of any kind. It is a functional workhorse, but has enough character to be distinctive at larger sizes. Plan Grotesque Condensed has...
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Design concept
Plan Grotesque is a sturdy, unpretentious typeface for text of any kind; it is a functional workhorse, but has enough character to be distinctive at larger sizes. Plan Grotesque has distinguishing closing terminals, and unlike...
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Design concept
A display version of Plan Grotesque, a sturdy, unpretentious typeface for texts of many kinds. The typeface is appealing in large signage as well as traditional print use. The stencil cuts emphasise the stroke terminals and...
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