Showing posts with label Berthold Wolpe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Berthold Wolpe. Show all posts

Thursday, October 19, 2017

Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype

Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype
Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype

Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype
Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype
Download Wolpe Pegasus™ Font by Monotype

Wolpe Pegasus™ font - designed by Toshi Omagari,Berthold Wolpe bring flexibility and beautiful typefaceThis font was designed for attractive design like magazines and logotypes.

Wolpe Pegasus™ is full of surprises. Some characters have oversized serifs, others have very different weights, and some even look inconsistent with the other characters in the set. “This is the typeface that taught me a lesson,” says Toshi Omagari, who revived the design for The Wolpe Collection. “You don’t have to be super-precise in the design of every character, it can still work.” Omagari kept every convention-defying detail of the original Pegasus design, adding only a set of small capitals and an italic for each weight.

Wolpe Pegasus makes for a distinctive text typeface in books, journals and a variety of online content. Each letter looks as if it was honed by hand. Side by side in words and blocks of copy, however, they work beautifully.

Gallery and Sample : http://myfonts.us/D6s1RB


Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype

Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype
Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype

Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype
Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype
Download Albertus® Nova Font by Monotype

Albertus® Nova font - Released by Monotype and start debut at Sep 25, 2017. Albertus® Nova font designed by Toshi Omagari,Berthold Wolpe, this font is perfect choice for your design.

Albertus® Nova is a faithful digital revival of Berthold Wolpe’s earlier design of Albertus and is one of the five designs in The Wolpe Collection of typefaces. This new design enlarges the typeface set from its previous two weights into a robust set of five ranging from thin to black, all with extended language support including Cyrillic and Greek.

Berthold Wolpe began working on Albertus in 1932, at the encouragement of Stanley Morison. Morison saw an example of Wolpe’s engraved lettering and liked it so much that he commissioned a typeface based on the design. Since then, the original Albertus typeface has been used on book covers, in branding, on signs and in video games.

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