Foundry portfolio · Display · Serif · Sans serif
Damai, published through 7NTypes, works display and serif with a playful edge. Funky Pickle is deliberately odd, Bevera is calmer, and the five releases favour personality over convention.
Before you buy from this studio
Odd display faces are best used once. If the brand appears on several touchpoints, choose the calmer cut as the base.
Retro display serif with bulbous terminals and rounded flair
Funky Pickle is a retro display serif in which the stems swell, the terminals turn into bulbs and the arms curl, so a two-word title reads as a 1970s record sleeve rather than as a modern serif.
Ideas for this font
Fine high-contrast capitals with a sweeping E-R connection and a sharp narrow V
Bevera places thin black capitals over a pale landscape photograph, where fine horizontal arms meet stronger vertical strokes, the E near the middle extends into a long curved connection toward the R and the V narrows to a sharp point.
Plump 1970s psychedelic flower-power bubble display
Retro World is a curvy, bottom-heavy 1970s groovy display typeface with curled swash ears, teardrop lobes, and sunny flower-child bounce.
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Chubby chocolate-outlined pastel bakery & kawaii bubble sans
Sweet Corner is a cozy, ultra-plump cartoon bubble font pairing wide open counters with soft marshmallow-pastel comic appeal.
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Wide scratched athletic slab
Waiting Friends is a wide athletic slab in cream on a dark scuffed ground: heavy capitals with thick square serifs, flat terminals and fine horizontal scratches across the fill, set in two lines between an arced line above and a tracked line beneath.
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