Foundry portfolio · Sans serif · Serif · Script
Mario Arturo pairs a bouncy sans with a flamingo-bright serif. Petunia Bounce is soft and rounded, Flamingo is sharper, and the four releases favour friendly proportions over classical structure.
Before you buy from this studio
Bouncy sans faces look casual in previews and uneven across a paragraph. Test a full sentence before using one for body copy.
Quirky playful serif with a bounce and hand-drawn alternates
Petunia Bounce is a quirky serif in which the letters step up and down, the serifs stay soft and the alternates swap in rounder forms, so a two-word title reads as a children's book headline rather than as a text face.
Ultra-condensed thin sans with tall stems and flat terminals
Flamingo is an ultra-condensed thin sans in which the stems run very tall, the terminals stay flat and the counters narrow to slots, so a single word reads as a 1920s film title card.
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Ornamental script with flared capitals and curled terminals
Lucy Script is an ornamental script in which the capitals flare at the base, the joins stay heavy and the terminals curl, so a two-word title reads as a vintage shopfront painted by hand.
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Thin art deco caps
Lombard is a thin art deco display in white over a black-and-white portrait: high-waisted capitals with hairline strokes, an O drawn as a circle, a Q with a long tail and a stepped A, set at a moderate size with tracked notes beneath in red, so the plate reads as a period title card.
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