Its name and posters might make you think of that Italian restaurant around the corner, but Rigatoni’s uses go far beyond menus sitting on striped tablecloths. The tall condensed characters make great titling for a multitude of environments, and it would fit just as well in a magazine as it would in your local shop. If that wasn’t enough, there’s even a stencil font included, which you don’t see very often.

We’re not sure how “Alfabetica” lasted so long as a name before it was scooped up, but it ended up on a font that looks great! Modern and humanist, it works great for your headlines and titling, especially with the small caps included. True to its name, Alfabetica comes with extensive language support as well, so you can take it on a spin around the globe.

Respect is a brush script with serious character. At its core are great forms and lines that you’d expect from a veteran designer. Additionally, this font comes packed with some extras you don’t see every day. Not only does it include shaded and shadowed versions, there’s also a pixel version of the font! This means you have even more styles to use the font in that you normally wouldn’t approach with a script font.

Ink traps were originally invented as a purely pragmatic choice. As is true with many things in the digital age, while we don’t need them anymore, as a stylistic choice they have become popular again. In BW Gradual, they act as a way to add subtle detail when the font is enlarged to big sizes, while making the font a bit more readable at small sizes as well. The thicker weights are my personal favorite, with more variation and a unique appearance.

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