Piper Blackall

Un Jour Merveilleux means "a Wonderful Day" in French. This font is a Modern Calligraphy script with stylistic alternates for all the lowercase letters and numbers for a natural flow and rhythm.

Smaller and larger alternates are set to switch between each other within the Contextual Alternates OpenType rule, so make sure to enable this feature while setting text with this font.

Alternatively you may select and replace characters from the Glyphs window manually.

There are PUA encoded ligatures for the double letters bb, ht, li, ll, lt, on, oo, rr, ss and tt.

The font set covers Eastern, Central and Western European accented Latin Languages.

Hope you like this font and it will add a beautiful fresh touch to your new project!

Roland

Image credits: Photo by Plush Design Studio on Unsplash

Coffee on Table: Kelly Lockett @kellylock

This revival of the old Aharoni adds a unique polished touch with less contrast. Suitable for many uses as signage, headers and short paragraphs.

Inspired by the Ernö Goldfinger's east London tower block of the same name, II Balfron is an imposing, all caps, one-weight typeface. Brutalist in form, the characters embody the principles of the distinctive 27-storey concrete profile with unexpected angles set within a rigid, structural grid. Much like Goldfinger's humanist, utopian housing ideals, the font is best viewed at large scale.

Introduce you a new one - La Truffe. A super stylish Didone font. Comes with two styles - Regular and Italic. High contrast strokes gives a refinement into your project. Access your OpenType features to access the large selection of alternate letters and some ligatures. Calligraphic Italic can play with Regular in pair or can be used as independent mainline typeface. More than 480 glyphs total.

La Truffe is a versatile font, which can be used in you branding ads, magazine headlines, posters, wedding invitations, product packaging, business cards etc.

The family for the official US military fonts/lettering used in U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps. Made after the existing Military Standards and Technical Manuals.