Amasis™ Schriftfamilie

Amasis™ Light (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Light Italic (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Regular (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Italic (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Medium Italic (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Medium (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Bold (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Bold Italic (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Black (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ Black Italic (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 26,00 US$

Amasis™ 1 Value Pack (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 94,00 US$

Amasis™ 2 Value Pack (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 140,00 US$

Amasis™ Complete Family Value Pack (Monotype Originals) Details ... In den Warenkorb legen Preis ab: 261,00 US$

Ron Carpenter – born 1950 in Dorking, England – type designer. 1967: works as a cartographer. 1968: trains in Monotype Corporation’s type department. 1976: works on the quality control of Monotype fonts. 1980: helps Robin Nicolas to design the italics for his Nimrod typeface. 1984: senior type designer of the Monotype Corporation. Designs supplementary weights of Times New Roman™. Fonts: Cantoria™ (1986), Calisto™, Amasis™ (1992), Dante™ (1993). * TYPOGRAPHY – An Encyclopedic Survey of [...]

Amasis is a slab serif design which has been drawn with a humanist approach, rather than the traditional geometric construction associated with this style of letter. The result is a typeface that has an affinity with the Ionics, although in character it belongs to the latter decades of the twentieth century. The Amasis italic fonts, rather than being sloped roman or cursive in nature, are related more to the Old Style italics. Amasis works particularly well in small sizes where readability is important. Amasis has proved excellent for use on low resolution printers and for facsimile transmissions.