Blockade
Want to make a point, drive home a message, scream a product name? Blockade is the face for you. Subtle as a pair of jackboots, delicate as a body-slam, this is a design that makes its point in a big way. Set small, Blockade looks like Franklin Gothic with a serious attitude problem. Set large, its rugged edges and disjointed character strokes create a sense of immediacy and raw power. A cap-only design–all that’s needed when you talk this loud–Blockade isn’t for the typographically timid.
Spoleto
Spoleto blurs the distinction between caps and lower case. Uppercase shapes commingle happily with lowercase letterforms in this vibrant design. Spoleto's unconventional character set perches on a baseline that can best be described as “free range,” resulting in a typeface with the warmth of handwriting and the energy of brush calligraphy. Whether used for the label on a bottle of red wine, the letterhead of an art gallery, or the cover of a symphony’s season brochure, Spoleto stands out.