We often say that fonts having a high x-height (which is just the height of the lowercase x) is a positive thing, and it does have many positives. However, there’s a certain display quality that you get with fonts with a low x-height, and it can be very appealing in its own right. Javiera combines this with some very beautiful curves to create a font that would work perfectly for menu items or other places where some fanciness is desirable.

Nicky Laatz has a talent for bringing brush scripts to life with subtle variations and roughness that brings character out of the font. Hello Pretty continues that trend with a rough script that almost looks like it was drawn in lipstick. Not only that, it has lots of alternates and a whole set of cutesy elements to bring your girly and fun designs to life.

Toma Sans isan, contemporary, and $45 for the 14 font family. I really shouldn’t need to continue this paragraph to convince you to buy it, but if you need more, here’s more: It also has razor thin weights for display use that you can’t often get, and they look especially excellent on high definition displays. This is a winner from a foundry new to Fontspring and you won’t be disappointed if you give any of their families a try.

Neusa was one of the big releases of yesteryear from The Northern Block. Now, with many more years of design under their belts, they’ve updated and improved upon the original. Not only does it have design upgrades, but it now supports Cyrillic and comes with 4 different widths for when you need to fit more text in or stretch out your titles for big impact. If you love Neusa, this update is worth your money and if you haven’t fallen in love yet, it’s a great time to jump in!

Revla Sans

Reg $50.00   Now $25.00 until March 20th

Uni Neue

Reg $179.00   Now $47.00 until March 31st