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ITC Officina® Sans by Adobe famille de polices (ITC Collection) Données numériques de: Adobe Plus de détails ...

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ITC Officina Sans Complete Family Pack (ITC Collection) Plus de détails ... Ajouter au panier Prix à partir de: 95,00 US$

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Introduction Many typeface catalogs, including our own, group all serif typefaces together under one umbrella-category. But in truth, there are many different kinds of serifs, e.g., Renaissance serifs, baroque serifs, unbracketed modern serifs, Latin serifs, wedge serifs, etc. One of the most popular styles of seriffed letter, especially for display type, remains the slab serif. The slab serif is a genre of letterforms that has been in use for almost 200 years. Throughout this time, many [...]

German designer Ole Schäfer (born 1970) created the fonts ITC Officina Sans® and ITC Officina Serif® (1990/1998, with Erik Spiekermann).

Designer Erik Spiekermann created the following fonts: Berliner Grotesk® BQ (1913), Lo-Type® BQ (1914 ,this font has been adapted from the original for use in photosetting applications), ITC Officina Sans® (1990), ITC Officina Serif® (1990). Please take a look at the personal designer portrait of Erik Spiekermann.

Officina embodies the ideals of efficient office communication in both its serif and sans serif forms. Its style is that found on a traditional typewriter, altered to suit modern technological developments. Both serif and sans serif forms are designed and spaced to offer optimal legibility. Order ITC Officina as Value Pack for instant download.

Officina® embodies the ideals of efficient office communication in both its serif and sans serif forms. Its style is that found on a traditional typewriter, altered to suit modern technological developments. Both serif and sans serif forms are designed and spaced to offer optimal legibility.

Not your grandmother’ s medieval type ... meet the “American” Gothic fonts! A breed of no-nonsense typefaces, called “Gothics” in the United States, have been serving as heavy hitters in financial services, business, and newspaper sectors since the late 19th Century. Gothic typefaces – not to be confused with Blackletter typefaces, which look “gothic” in a scary, medieval sort of way – are American sans serifs. Their forms are designed to solve [...]

Initial concepts for comprehensive type systems surfaced as early as the 1930s, yet they remained the exception. In the days of hot-metal typesetting, handbooks generally recommended creating typeface mixtures from a single type family, a family being understood as including all of a typeface’s weights, such as light, normal, semi-bold, and bold, and including all of the italic weights as well. A well-rounded type family also includes small caps, tabular and old-style figures. These days, the [...]