Sophie O'Donnell

Hard Stones include sans, display, and script, retro combination with layered font, clean and rough vintage authentic style, Suitable for design, element design, event, t-shirt, logo, badges, sticker, and awesome work.

Commercial Script No2 is a bold weight of a moderately flourished script published by SoftMaker.

Cristoforo is a display typeface published by SoftMaker.

Thank you for waiting. Finally, Beas Neue has got lowercases!

Beas Neue is a world wide, the most popular font family with all caps released in 2010. Bebas Neue has been used from by big companies to by startup designers for many projects.
In spite of the fact that Bebas Neue has only Uppercases, it became very popular font for these 10 years.

At the same time, we received many requests for adding lowercases.
To be honest, we had been developing whole new Beas Neue with lowercases secretly for long time.

Thinner Uppercase from thin to regular weights were redesigned for Pro.
New lowercases were designed to match the Uppercases very carefully.
You can access Tabular figures by using OpenType tnum features.
Almost all European languages are supported by Pro.

One more big thing is... Bebas Neue Pro has Italics!
Please don't use sloped Beas Neue. Pro has proper Italics!

Bebas Neue “Pro” can extend your possibilities.
Be the first to use this professional and premium Bebas Neue!

MANUFAKTUR is a gas-pipe sans. A typeface influenced by an cast iron sign on an old Swedish industrial machine. The simple curves of the characters suited well for an 21st century update and the new and modern MANUFAKTUR is now a variable typeface with thousands of combinations of width and weight.

MANUFAKTUR comes with stylistic alternates (smaller glyphs with underline) and small caps. The small caps also works as lowercase glyphs by default.

With an OpenType-enabled app - or your website - you can control the width and weight of the typeface via a slider or with code.

VARIABLE FONT SUPPORT: Currently Adobe only supports variable fonts in Photoshop and Illustrator. InDesign are still waiting on variable font support.

This hardworking sans serif is perfect for display use, signage, poster, prints, editorial use, branding, logos, magazines, films and lots more.

The variable weight and width makes MANUFAKTUR very versatile and flexible.

If variable fonts isn't your bag MANUFAKTUR also comes predetermined weights and widths as a traditional font.

Modeled after early 1900’s Tuscan style lettering & perfect for recreating old Show Cards and posters. Features decorative caps to compliment your designs. Set includes 3 fonts: Regular, Shadow & Inset.

ITALIANO DOC is a fontface inspired by the Italians Futurismo artists in the early of the 1900’s. The font is completed with a Grunge Wall version, great Extra Icons and lighted futurist weigth.

All the glyphs contained in the font, including OpenType variants that may only be accessible via OpenType-aware applications.

Roman Ionic is a unique revival of a typeface that was once popular and used in many late 19th century and early 20th century music publishing houses, such as Durand et fils. It displays a happy marriage between the beautiful features of the Clarendon type and the legibility of the Scotch roman class and is thus aimed to work for titling and body text.

From the incredible well of creativity that is Maybelle Imasa-Stukuls we bring you Specimen V. A quirky serif family paired with natural history inspired illustrations.

OBSERVATIONS
Specimen V is a hand-drawn font, inspired by classic serifs. Created with all the quirks and charm you'd expect from Maybelle Imasa-Stukuls. The sky’s the limit with this nimble font.

DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS
Specimen V comes in a 3 variation family-standard, perfectly imperfect and smooth. Opentype programming and old style numerals. The family includes a set of 13 natural history inspired vector illustrations + hi-res pngs, created by our in-house Rare Bird illustrators.

POTENTIAL SIGHTINGS
You'll catch glimpses of Specimen V on the playground, in that cute new neighborhood boutique, in your local bookseller, and on your most eccentric uncle’s wedding invites. Only the most charming of applications will do.