Bennelong Heavy

Bennelong Heavy with Small Caps emerged as an extension of a lettering exercise that began several years ago. True – it has taken its time to morph into a font.
Its spiky serifs and cheeky terminals exude an atmosphere of class, a feeling of elegance and sophistication, while avoiding the overused.
Bennelong takes its name from a pioneer of the early days of Australia’s colonisation. An indigenous man who became an interlocutor, conducting dialogue between the European settlers and his tribespeople around Sydney Harbour. His name was also given to the site of one of our most famous landmarks – Sydney Opera House.
Bennelong Heavy is supported by a full suite of accented glyphs serving 126 Latin-based languages together with a small-caps suite for added versatility.
You can use Bennelong for semi-display size text through to full-on poster headings. Its playful and unusual design attributes make it suitable for a diverse range of subject matter – food, beverage, fashion, cosmetics, cinema, video, wordmarks, book jackets, album covers and a whole lot more. With its generous x-height, high contrast and quirky design features Bennelong is sure to draw attention, please crowds and sell products.