We’ve just announced some last minute Christmas specials on Myfonts.com. Click on the banner below to see a range of ornaments and Blackletter faces at a 30% discount.
The Joy of a Traditional Christmas
We thought it might be fun to experiement with the use of a few of our existing typefaces in some Christmas designs, so here are some virtual Christmas cards for you to enjoy! All of these faces are available on Myfonts.com, and most can be found on fonts.com and its allied sites.
This design uses our newly released Lowndes face.
This splendid design was contributed by Designer Fred Stevens, and uses Crewekerne Regular. Thanks very much Fred and best wishes for a happy 2010 to you as well.
Doggy Christmas goodwill with the joyfully casual Paveline!
Svengali Roman Incised keeps these lively snowmen company.
Oops! Brossard Open reminds those snowmen to mind how they dance!
Cherritt Openface says hello to Snowman and friends.
Clunic extends the traditional spirit of Christmas.
Final seasonal wishes to you from Lowndes.
Lowndes Released
Lowndes is now released on Myfonts.com.
Lowndes is designed as a Blackletter display face with a spirit of fun rather than historical accuracy, and with an emphasis on legibility and clarity.
It’s ideal for festive design such as cards, posters etc…
Vectis in Action
Here are some further samples of Vectis, our latest release on Myfonts.com – where it is proving pleasingly popular, in action. Vectis is currently being offered on Myfonts.com at a 35% discount. Click on these thumbnails to view larger images:
Two Design Concepts
Here are working concept sketches for our next two releases.
Adantine
Adantine is a display face in late Victorian decorative style, gently oblique and with a sense of refined movement, all capitals of a single height but with subtle distinctions between the ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ case glyphs. It offers an air of delicate distinction combined with legibility.
Corvone
Corvone takes us to the heady days of the 30s and the heights of Art deco. It’s heavy, forceful and clear and yet has a subtle sense of fun. It lets you shout loudly in a refined sort of way!

























