Foundry portfolio · Display
Artiveko writes modern display lettering. Korca is geometric and confident, Farday is sharper still, and the three releases favour clean silhouettes over ornament, aimed at branding and poster work.
Before you buy from this studio
Geometric display faces need consistent spacing. Adjust tracking rather than switching fonts when a headline looks loose.
Light geometric capitals with sweeping lower K and R extensions
Korca shows a yellow-green capital name on dark green, where the O and C close as broad round forms, the A carries no crossbar and the K and R extend into long curved lower strokes that sweep beneath the neighbouring letters.
Heavy geometric lowercase with deep cut-in counters and a flat y foot
Farday stretches its letters almost to the point of merging, so the strokes of neighbouring characters run within a hairline of each other and the word reads as one wide slab with slots cut through it.
Ideas for this font
Geometric lowercase with circular o, rectangular lower g loop and curved k arm
Goks is a geometric sans with lowercase forms drawn from circles and straight lines, flat-cut terminals, and a g whose descender drops as a straight stem and stops on a horizontal bar.
Ideas for this font
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