Hey, I just released a new typeface called Atrio. It's a friendly, characterful sans serif inspired by the optimistic spirit of early modernist lettering. typeverything.com/atrio
Andrei Robu
@andreirobu.com
Type designer, fonts, etc — founder of typeverything.com & artist andreirobu.com
Introducing: Thyme, a new humanist flare serif. Inspired by the timeless spirit of Caslon, Thyme replaces traditional serifs with gentle flares, creating a warmer, friendlier voice for brands that want to feel approachable without sacrificing character. Available from @typeverything.com
The summer is here and so are the summer fonts. Introducing Truly! Bold, groovy, and impossible not to love. Inspired by a 1968 classic, reimagined for today's packaging, logos, and playful brands. (14 styles + Variable. Good vibes included.) typeverything.com/truly
For whom it may concern, my latest script typeface is now live on @typeverything.com it's called Wrangler and it's pretty awesome: typeverything.com/wrangler
I've been also slowly chipping away at this new script typeface, hopefully soon installed on a computer near you via @typeverything.com
Today I'm introducing yet another fun typeface on @typeverything.com This is Tuffo! Designed in the spirit of vintage Italian bodega signs, old packaging, neighborhood restaurants, and playful commercial graphics. Hope you guys like it. typeverything.com/tuffo
Introducing: Odiseo. A new typeface with cinematic presence and undeniable authority, capable of commanding attention across branding, sports graphics, movie titles, posters, editorial headlines, packaging, and large-scale campaigns. typeverything.com/odiseo
Introducing Bronco! A playful new typeface inspired by comic books, full of energy and bold personality. Packed with alternates and unexpected letterforms, it lets you push things from loud and punchy to loose and quirky in seconds. Take a look 👀 typeverything.com/bronco
Introducing Graphics! A new typeface for the graphic-design geeks. The ones who love Graphis magazines, old disco posters, Compact Disk-era visuals, NASA typography, all that bold 70s energy where type did all the work: typeverything.com/graphics
Our latest typeface Crunch is now available from @typeverything.com Give it a try: typeverything.com/crunch 🔤
We've been really busy this month at @typeverything.com introducing some great new typefaces. Check them out on typeverything.com
And just like that, today we're introducing yet another typeface: Claro! I've spent the whole summer polishing this one (despite my better half insisting I take a break). Now it’s finally ready! and yours to use: typeverything.com/claro
🔠 New typeface: Raporte! A playful & modern script from Typeverything, inspired by the 1938 classic Reporter. 1000+ glyphs, smart alternates, and a natural handwritten rhythm. Check it out: typeverything.com/raporte
Today I’m introducing my latest typeface. It’s a fun take on the classic Balloon 🎈 I think this would work great in your projects. Give it a try on Typeverything.com/globo
I've added a new family extension for Delwe. It's a flare serif with lots of potential for branding: typeverything.com/delwe
All I want to say is that today we've added not one, but TWO new typefaces on Typeverything! Check it out: typeverything.com
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Some variable type work with @glyphsapp.com soon on #Typeverything
So weird, posting anything on Twitter gets almost no reaction from people. They messed up so bad over there.
Actually... I've introduced two typefaces today. The second one is called Forta, with 54 Styles + variable, some people might even call this a workhorse or pony, I don't know... You know where to find it: typeverything.com/forta
Just a quick preview of my latest typeface. This one is going to be really good!
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