Victoria Medvedeva

Device™ display typeface is inspired by industrial type used for decals and signage. This typeface pairs nicely with geometric sans serifs like Cerebri Sans and HK Grotesk.

Lots of alternative weights, readability, contemporary.

The Macksen is a new, bold script font which has two styles: Clean and Textured. With those kind of styles, The Macksen will give your designs a vintage and classic look.

The Macksen is great for logotype, branding design, logo design, digital lettering arts, t-shirts/apparel, posters, magazines, signs, advertising design, and any vintage design needs.

Indulge yourself with the luxurious Galisha script. This font is harmonious and is suitable for high-end branding, logo design, product packaging, design, invitations and more.

Nazgul is a modern dynamic sans serif font with subtle vintage characteristics. It works perfectly for film posters, headlines, block letters, subheadings, logo designs, big banners, classic and decorative typography, web designs, packaging and more. The two styles, Regular and Outline, include more than 100 ligatures and alternate characters allowing for versatility in design.

Logik is a futuristic square sans serif typeface. Its personality is defined by squared-off corners that you would normally expect to be rounded, this sharpness gives the glyphs an eccentricity that the eye quickly adjusts to. Sharp, incised/stylised ink traps along with slightly tapered/curved horizontals and verticals add to the character of each letterform. These subtleties combine to give Logik a distinctively futuristic aura. Logik’s main use would be for headlines, short runs of text, branding and display purposes – ideally suited for film and book titles, Logik could be widely used for sports, media and recreation purposes also.

Logik comes in 7 weights (from Thin to Black) across 3 widths – Regular, Wide, and Extended. Each font covers all European Latin-based languages and includes Old Style Figures, Small Caps, and some Case-Sensitive Forms. 

Key features:

• 7 Weights in Roman and Oblique
• 3 Widths – Regular, Wide, Extended
• Small Caps
• Old Style Figures
• European Language Support (Latin)
• 550+ glyphs per font.

Monterey Pop oozes 1960s freedom and optimism, and is based on Tom Wilkes’s poster lettering for the Monterey International Pop Festival in June 1967, the event which heralded the legendary Summer of Love. 

The fonts include a newly-designed lowercase and a full complement of Latin Extended-A characters. In addition to the normal font, Outline and Thinline versions with matching spacing and kerning are supplied for use separately or overlapped with the regular font for bicolor effects. The Outline font is best for darker lines, and the Thinline font is designed for white and tinted outlines which can tend to halo and appear slightly bolder.