A display font is typically a type set larger than 14 points, being perfect for headline type.
But there are a few gems that you probably haven't even heard of before that are worth checking out.į37 Bella’s main purpose is to be a display font. All of these fonts are wonderful, very pleasing to the eye, and their readability is top-notch. As far as safe fonts go, these few well-worn classics come to mind: Garamond, Bodoni, Helvetica, Univers, Futura, Caslon and Baskerville. Sticking to the same "safe" fonts all the time can start to get boring, and can make you feel like all your work looks just a little too similar. F37 Bella was also awarded the TDC Toyko 2012 award.Are you getting tired of using the same couple of fonts for your projects? Check out this list to add some variety to your collection. F37 Bella (Original, Heavy, & Stencil) contain alternatives, and cover an extensive range of Latin-based languages, including Western and Eastern European. We've also worked on an exciting new Stencil version to keep things fresh. Due to the extreme thinness of the hairlines on F37 Bella (Original), we've developed a heavy version for those occasions when you need her a bit smaller. Two brand new weights (Heavy & Stencil) have been added to our Exclusive award winning best seller, F37 Bella. F37 Bella is designed in the classical French Didot style but with a contemporary geometrical twist, F37 Bella is based on letterforms of American typographers John Pistilli and Herb Lubalin, and Swiss typographer Jan Tschichold. Exclusive to HypeForType, and designed by Rick Banks (Face37). You’ll want to find reasons to employ this delectable award-winning font. Broad strokes and slender curves invoke the impact of vintage headlines, while the minimalist ‘stencil’ version is an exercise in geometrical perfection. Bella is a classical Didot-inspired beauty suggesting the best of Paris and New York in a single package.
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