Titular font family, a condensed Sans Serif typeface for headings and subheadings in newspapers, magazines, and posters.
The Titular font family is a new typeface release from the Latinotype Team. It has been published in 2015. Titular is intended for the use as display font. It works great in diverse headlines and subheadings for newspapers, magazines, and posters. In addition, it’s a great choice for logotypes and a variety of branding projects.
Titular combines the spirit of old Woodtypes with the addition of a strong contemporary touch. The entire Titular font family consists of two subfamilies: a regular version and an alternative subfamily. Both regular and alternative version consist of 7 weights plus matching italics for each weight. The entire family is available as webfont and desktop font.
Bruno Jara has designed this typeface with the help of the Latinotype Team (consisting of Luciano Vergara, Daniel Hernández, Bruno Jara, César Araya, and Rodrigo Fuenzalida). For additional information on this new sans serif display font family, just follow the link below.
You can get this family on MyFonts.
Titular, a condensed Sans Serif typeface for headings and subheadings in newspapers, magazines, and posters.
28 weights and an alt subfamily.
Some type samples created with the Titular font family.
Some examples of use. The Titular fonts are a great fit for magazines, cover designs or large scaled signage.
The Titular font family is available for purchase on MyFonts.com
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