Gothic Fonts
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Anky—Clean Geometric Sans Serif Font, Closed Apertures Anky—Clean Geometric Sans Serif Font, Closed Apertures
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Apex—Bold, Sharp Sans Serif Font, Pointed Tips Apex—Bold, Sharp Sans Serif Font, Pointed Tips
$99.00 AUD -
Bau—Bauhaus Sans Serif Font, Rounded Shapes Bau—Bauhaus Sans Serif Font, Rounded Shapes
$99.00 AUDBau—Bauhaus Sans Serif Font, Rounded Shapes
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Geo—Modern Display Sans Serif Font, Rounded Shapes Geo—Modern Display Sans Serif Font, Rounded Shapes
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Roma—Modern High Contrast Sans Serif Font Roma—Modern High Contrast Sans Serif Font
$99.00 AUDRoma—Modern High Contrast Sans Serif Font
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Scal—Bauhaus Pointy Sans Serif Font
What Gothic Means in Type
In American type nomenclature, gothic is the name for a grotesque sans serif — Franklin Gothic, News Gothic, Highway Gothic. American foundries settled on the word in the nineteenth century for the new heavy sans faces, and in the trade it has meant sans serif ever since.
What Sits in This Collection
Classic grotesque forms: closed apertures, even stroke weight across the alphabet, short ascenders, and letterforms drawn to stay legible at distance. Each comes in nine weights with a variable font.
Where These Get Used
Transit and wayfinding signage, newspaper and magazine headlines, industrial and workwear branding, and wordmarks that carry weight at small size.
