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The modern sans serif
— reduced to the essentials:
pure type

An experiment:
a ”latin“ alphabet modelled
on the ethiopian Ge’ez script

A traditional sans serif — functional but friendly, and very classic — also, very legible

Semi-bold, decorative poster type
in the style of Art Deco;
in conformity with a script pattern
ca. 1920/30, Karl Schäffer

A Roman typeface
with emphasized
triangular serifs

As the name implies,
a font inspired by
a bill’s inscription

Peter Behrens’ renowned
art nouveau type from 1902
— with ornaments.
Newly revised
and neatly digitalized

An individual font
handwritten with a
ball point pen

An alphabet originally
carved in wood…

An unconventional
classicistic Roman
typeface

A humanistic sans serif

Two fonts, one family:
a 90s computer font
plus shadow

An individual font
handwritten with a pencil

All of Europe
in one font

Personalized cursive
written with the
pointed brush

A type designed in a grid,
like on display panels

Variation of ”Helvetica“
according to the ”blur“ principle

Deconstructive variation of ”Clarendon“

Geometric decorative initials for combining

Deconstructive font, suitable only for initials; two variations for each letter;
a game of positive and negative effects

Apple’s renowned system font ”Geneva“ in the bit map representation, but as a PostScript font

Write like the inventor of the diesel — with ingoFont’s Diesel Rudolf Script (according to Rudolf Diesel’s handwriting) it’s possible…

Sans serif headline font;
characters are also available
in alternative forms

So-called Deutsche Schreibschrift
(German handwriting); according
to a sample from ca.1920/30

Simple, easy to read. A modern black-letter, so to speak. Composed of a few basic elements with a wide-quill ductus

Contrieved Gothic, according to modern form principles, in three variations

Easily legible classic-modern
sans-serif types;
including stylistic alternate

Roman variant
of ”Faber Sans“,
easy to read.

Handwritten decorative font with brush characteristics

A font from a tube;
very decorative; makes you think of graffiti; written freely with a tube of ”Fixogum“

A very constructive modern sans serif;
perfect for display and advertisment

A type of ”handwriting“ discovered
by chance, extremely abstract

Modern sans serif;
very legible text typeface

Modern sans serif
without rough edges

A calligraphic alphabet in bold/light brushstrokes

Heavy, broken Script;
Rudolf Koch’s first print from 1909.

Geometrical sketched ”script for technicians“ from ca. 1900

An individual font handwritten with a sharp pencil

A moderate Roman typeface with round serifs and modern details

A rustic black letter from the 1930ies.
With alternate letter forms

Traditional sans serif — with that certain something; available as ”Pro“ or ”Standard“; easy to read