Neue Haas Grotesk Mono

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Circularis a sans-serif font designed by Laurenz Brunner and released through Lineto. While broadly geometric, it benefits from some quirky elements that make it more attractive and distinctive than most of its ilk.

Designed by Nol Leu and Seb McLauchlan, GT America is essentially the missing bridge between 19th century American Gothics and 20th century European neo-grotesk typefaces. Available in 84 styles, it brings together the best design features from both traditions, in the widths and weights where they function most optimally.

Basis Grotesque was originally drawn in a regular weight for the redesign of photography magazine Hotshoe. Colophon then developed and released the font, three years later, for commercial use. Intentional skeletal similarity among the weights is balanced by a diverse collection of types, and complemented by monospaced cuts in both regular and bold weights, along with partner italics.

Garnett is a sturdy, contemporary grotesk designed by Connor Davenport and published through Sharp Type. Inspired by the quirky grotesques of nineteenth-century Britain, and influenced by American Gothic, the family is available in six weights with matching italics.

A geometric grotesque, which takes inspiration from the precise yet imperfect nature of time (hence the name), FS Meridian is bang on trend. This rhythmic typeface boasts a wide monoline appearance, humanistic elements and extended forms.

Moderat is a geometric sans-serif characterised by low stroke contrast, closed apertures and angular details. Suitable for both body copy and display type, the font consists of 42 styles, ranging from thin to black in three widths (Condensed, Standard and Extended), with corresponding Italics and six mono styles.

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