I'm looking for a font similar to InterFace.
I was going to use it to set text in a magazine, then my boss said that the @ was hardly legible (I can agrrrree, but I like that @ a lot), and I was forced to choose another font.
Now I'm oriented to adopt Bliss from Jeremy Tankard.
I also thougth to use Formata or Syntax, but I feel like I need something more "fresh".
Hope you can help me.
Momo
Maybe Interface is a bit bland/corporate for a magazine. You're right, fresh is good.
Do you have IndieFonts specimen book? (ShinnType should have been in it, but the timing was wrong for me.) Anyway, have a look through, you will find many fresh sanses, shown in text setting!
eg Reform, Jigsaw, Hydrous, Faceplate, Default, (yeah, Psyops, straight ahead), Modus, District, Malmo, etc.
I unfortunately don't have IndieFonts, you know, I'm a student so short on money
>I unfortunately don't have IndieFonts, you know, I'm a student so short on money
> seems like everybody took fun drawing gs
More like they couldn't figure out how to make it right... It's the single hardest character in Latin.
> Bliss, Kievit or Faceplate?
Those are very different fonts!
Kievit is the God of Genericity, while Bliss and certainly Faceplace aren't.
hhp
Those IndieFonts books are great! Not cheap, mind you. Is there a discount if I buy both at the same time?
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