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Serif typeface to go with Egyptian Slate

doelens0 votes

Hello,

I need a serif font that just fits nice with Egyptian Slate typeface:

http://www.monotypefonts.com/WhatsNew/Releases.asp?show=egyptianslate

I also use Slate (sans)

Thank you very much in advance!

I think Design or General Discussions are a better place for such request.
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Hrant, a pretty bold move pairing two slabs...

Frankly, I'm not good at font pairing.

hhp

I usually pair serif heading with sans body, or vice versa. If you really need to go with a serif, how about Caslon?

@riccard0 – It could have been worse. My favourite, PT Serif, is a slab, IIRC.

Egyptians were originally (early 19th century) the bold for Scotch, which makes sense as a pairing, because unless your accompanying serif has high contrast, there isn’t sufficient distinction between one serif face and the other.

However, if your display face is a bold Egyptian, you can use just about any serif style for body text.

Thanks for answers and clarifications.

I think Utopia suites up nice.

Also, Laurentian, from same designer of Slate works well.

The mentioned Egyptian is used for some bold headlines and uppercase captions.

Cheers!

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