Chopin

Chopin is a geometric sans-serif typeface crafted by the accomplished designer Svetoslav Simov. Known as the author of numerous sans-serif bestsellers over the past decade and the founder of Fontfabric, Simov brings his expertise to this project. Viktoria Usmanova contributes her skills as a Type Director, enhancing the development process.

The typeface emerged from Simov’s inspiration drawn from historical posters and book titles, which he reinterpreted to meet the demands and aesthetics of modern design. This approach has resulted in a typeface that exudes character, energy, and dynamism.

The Chopin typeface family encompasses 9 upright and 9 italic styles, along with 2 distinct variations. Its range spans from the lightest to the heaviest weight, offering extensive applicability. Chopin supports Extended Latin, Cyrillic, and Greek language systems. Characterised by the rhythmic intersection of letters with wide and narrow proportions.

Chopin challenges conventional ideas of sans-serif designs with its unique rhythm. Ideal for various uses such as book titles, short texts, logo designs, posters, and packaging, Chopin is a daring choice for those seeking to push creative boundaries while maintaining excellent readability. Its adaptability makes it an invaluable asset for numerous digital and physical design projects, whether for web or mobile app solutions.