Last month we released Coranto 2 from TypeTogether. Designer Gerard Unger based the new family on his earlier DTL Paradox, tailoring this new variation to the newsprint medium: extremely legible, professional and approachable, with a taller x-height and more robust forms than its parent. It also maintains a detailed elegance that modern printers can more easily translate to the page than in past eras, adding to the typeface’s versatility in media beyond print.
Quickly on the heels of the first release comes Coranto 2 Headline. TypeTogether added three styles to the family, now available at FontShop: Headline Regular, Headline Semi Bold, and Headline Bold. These new styles have an even taller x-height, and are condensed to save space. They can be purchased individually, and are also included in a new family package which contains all seven styles.
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“A great little collection of fonts – at great prices – for scrapbookers, educators, home and small business users. These distinctive designs and your operating system fonts combine perfectly to tackle a wide variety of projects.”
That’s how Linotype describes their recently-packaged Nice Price Collection from their Creative Alliance brand. With nearly 150 fonts to choose from, priced individually at $5 USD, this is a good collection to revisit and sample for designers on a budget.
Check out hidden gems like:
What are your favorite Nice Price fonts?
On Friday, we told you about the new FontFonts added with FontFont Release 55. April showers have brought plenty of other new fonts to FontShop and we’ve listed them for you here.
We’ll be highlighting them throughout the month on this blog and in the FontShop Newsletter, so stay tuned.
What are your favorite April fonts?
Foundries with New Fonts This Month:
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FontFont Release 55 includes FF More (shown above)
Happy April FontShoppers!
Pop over to FontShop.com today and you’ll find a plethora of updates in the FontFont catalog. These include OpenType conversions for all FontFonts and three additions to the FontFont library (FF More, FF Spinoza, and FF Meta Hebrew).
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