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Sienna is the perfect serif family to cozy up to. Its warm, welcoming demeanor is a delight to read in paragraphs, logos, and headlines. Swash alternates, variable versions, and small caps add plenty of versatility.

Sienna
Paulo Goode

$120.00 ~~$300.00~~

Introductory Offer - 60% off until December 31st

The wide footprint and classic look of Fenotype’s Imagist family will leave a lasting impression. From its lively rhythm to the pronounced ball terminals, it’s a gorgeous display serif.

Imagist
Fenotype

$34.65 ~~$99.00~~

Introductory Offer - 65% off until January 13th

Nasir Udin’s elegant Mylon family is simple yet sophisticated. It balances delicately on thin lines and never goes overboard with contrast even in its boldest weights, giving it a gentle feel.

Mylon
Nasir Udin

$49.50 ~~$99.00~~

Introductory Offer - 50% off until January 17th

Mateusz Machalski’s Alfabet is a strong geometric sans with clear legibility. Its sturdy shape remains easy to read in paragraphs and hits hard in larger sizes.

Alfabet
MACHALSKI

$120.90 ~~$390.00~~

Introductory Offer - 69% off until December 31st

Graveur

~~Reg $440.00~~ Now $264.00 until December 20th

Beardstown

~~Reg $30.00~~ Now $15.00 until December 30th

Seferis

~~Reg $79.00~~ Now $39.50 until December 18th

Mielle CF

~~Reg $100.00~~ Now $60.00 until December 31st

Typeset in the Future review

We took a trip through Dave Addey’s Typeset in the Future book and wrote a review on the Fontspring blog. Check it out and let us know what books we should consider reviewing next.

Brave, Kind, and Grateful

Jessica Hische’s picture books (both of which we’ve previously reviewed on the Fontspring blog) have prompted her to create a daily gratitude journal which comes out next week. It’s looking like a perfect stocking stuffer and a great way to start the new year!

Women in Type

The Women in Type research project is more than just a treasure trove of inspiration and history. It also happens to be a really fun website to explore.