Magazines
As opposed to newspapers, magazines tend to have more space – both figuratively and literally – for their designs. This is not only due to the nature of magazine content, but also because magazine paper tends to absorb ink more precisely. Magazines also tend to work with fewer layout constraints, which means magazine typefaces can be more opinionated. And because readers expect magazine designers to create eye-catching layouts, a good magazine typeface is one of the designer’s chief creative tools.
Layout efficiency
Includes condensed and space-saving styles that allow for optimal text density without sacrificing readability or comfort.
Enduring legibility
Engineered for high-speed printing on varied paper stocks, maintaining clean counters and sharp text color.
Editorial personality
Distinctive serifs or sans-serif details that establish a publication’s character, from authoritative news to lifestyle flair.
Production resilience
Robust design features and family coherence that streamline complex, fast-paced editorial workflows in print and digital.
Abril
10 Styles
Abril Text
10 Styles
Abril Titling
32 Styles
Adelle
30 Styles
Adelle Sans
30 Styles
Aeroplan
8 Styles + Variable
Aneto
10 Styles
Aneto Skyline
36 Styles + Variable
