This is used by the UK mobile network operator, 3, in their literature. Anyone know what it is? It's a nice modern compact serif that seems to derive from transitional roots.
Steve

It seems to have some similarities to Renault, by Scangraphic
This is used by the UK mobile network operator, 3, in their literature. Anyone know what it is? It's a nice modern compact serif that seems to derive from transitional roots.
Steve

It seems to have some similarities to Renault, by Scangraphic
I just love the clipped, concise nature of the serifs... That G rocks, and the lack of any serifs at the apex of the A... For someone who has been addicted to Sans for so long (and frankly afraid of Serif typefaces as there seems so much more subtlety in their choosing) this one is drawing me to it like a magnet...
It's a no sh*t kinda serif, and I love it!
For now I'll have to experiement with Renault, as I still think it's the closest overall.
Captured from commoncrawl.org on 27 Apr 2015. original URL