The most popular fonts from our range in 2010

Which of our newly launched fonts were most successful in 2010? We’ve conducted a survey to find out – and here are the results!
1 Potpourri
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| Smelling good at number one is Gottfried Pott’s Potpourri™, a free-flowing and lively display face. Beautiful forms and textures, and some delicious ligatures. More information about Potpourri. |
2 ITC Stone Sans II
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| Sumner Stones’ eponymous sans serif, part of the ITC Stone® font family group. ITC Stone Sans II has enough weights and styles to keep even the most demanding typographer happy. More information about ITC Stone Sans II. |
3 Helvetica Monospaced
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| Max Miedinger’s Helvetica®, one of the most popular typefaces of all time was joined by a monospaced counterpart. And not just for programmers. Why not try it for captions too! More information about Helvetica Monospaced. |
4 Elegy
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| Jim Wasco’s elegant and beautifully drawn script based on Ed Benguiat’s logo for the International Typeface Corporation. More information about Elegy™. |
5 Francker
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| Clean and simple forms inspired by the super ellipse. Francker™ is a stylish, confident, contemporary sans with attitude. More information about Francker. |
6 Aeris
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| Tom Grace’s Aeris™, a legible and open text face family of 16 fonts brings together the rhythm of a sans serif with the contrast and flexed strokes of a script. More information about Aeris. |
7 Challenger
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| Manfed Kloppert’s dynamic, lively, and assertive script. Its flair and aplomb have proven very popular indeed. More information about Challenger™. |
8 Mantika Informal
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| Difficult to categorize, but easy to fall in love with. Fluid, friendly, and surprisingly legible. A script, an Italic, an Italic script? However you describe it, you’re sure to find a use for it. More information about Mantika™ Informal. |
9 WilliamLucas
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| A gorgeous, free-flowing script that you’ll really enjoy experimenting with. Comes with numerous alternates including initial and terminal glyphs, and swash caps. More information about WilliamLucas™. |
10 Stempel Elan
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| A low contrast, connecting script with roots in 1930’s advertising lettering. More information about Stempel Elan™. |
Linotype’s most popular faces of 2010
Which of our newly launched fonts were most successful in 2010? We’ve conducted a survey to find out – and here are the results!
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