When Museo Sans, Brandon Grotesque, and Playfair Display keep on being the great choices for designers, there is a whole list of fonts making a buzz these days. According to recent trends, these are some of the best-selling and ideal fonts.

From display to serif, here are the best fonts to cover all the bases, whether you are laying out type or designing logo for publication.

 

Harriet

 

Offered by OkayType, Harriet is very common. From the Type Director’s Club, it has been awarded a Certificate of Type Design Awesomeness in 2012. In recent months, we have seen a lot of these fonts. It is making comeback so much.

Inspired by a well-known designer in the mid of 20th century, it is a rational serif typeface. Harriet is drawn from both common faces like Century and Baskerville.

Unlike those traditional models, it adopts more modern finishes and features. It also has a set of Display styles for logos and set of sturdy and diligent Text styles suited for a copy of the body.

 

Larish Neue

This popular typeface is offered by RP Digital Type Foundry. It is a byproduct known for its Latish Alte. This version was designed from an attempt to create a contemporary typeface with DNA of original. Well, it’s great to see it has made the cut.

 

Ogg

It has been a popular font as it is designed by Sharp, a digital type foundry based in New York City. It is inspired by hand lettering of a calligrapher and book designer, Oscar Ogg, in the 20th century.

It covers the unique blend of typographic and calligraphic forms achieved with hand-carved brushes, white-out, and pen nibs.

 

Domaine Display

This typeface family descends from Hardy’s typeface and logotype, which Kris Sowersby, a New Zealand based type designer, under direction from Parallax, a design consultancy based in Adelaide.

 

Transcript

Daniel Baer from Studio Baer commissioned 2010 Colophon in the summer to develop typeface named “Transcript” for Centrefold Magazine. It was aimed to produce headline typeface with enough strength and distinction to conduct with an issue.

 

Opposite

Good Type Foundry introduced Opposite, which is floating abuzz for a good reason. It is a high contrast typeface of sans serif which has opposite contrasts from the common font. It ranges from light to heavy and it has become a common font for 2018 projects.

 

Trade Gothic Display

If you cannot be limited to black and white typefaces, Trade Gothic Display is full of character, color, and charm, making it ideal for web designing courses in Jaipur. It is ideal for advertising campaigns, display ads, and publications.

 

Moniker

Inspired from the curved sans serif of the past five decades, Moniker is a friendly sans which captures the informal tone of the genre by Process Type Foundry.

 

Mont

Mont is the new geometric sans serif font by Fontfabric which has 10 weights to Black from Hairline. Ideal for logos and headlines, it has x-height and coverage of several features of OpenType.

 

Noe Display

Brought to you by one of the best foundries, Schick Toikka, Noe Display is an expressive font of serif display with personality.

 

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