A modern serif with small wedge serifs, strong contrast and an axis that tilts slightly to the left.
Thin is fine and bookish; from SemiBold up words turn dense enough for a masthead. Schools, craft workshops, fashion labels and magazines.
| Whole company, unlimited use→One payment. No limits on seats, views, apps or devices. | $5,200 |
| Custom letters or numeralsOr a version under your own name. All weights, a few working days. | from $120 |
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Bauhaus Quil is a serif type with a cool, modern twist. Great for branding. Quil communicates education, craft & personality. Quil has minimal serifs combining elements of quill and woodcut techniques. A slightly left-tilted letter axis gives Quil a contemporary but classic, professional look. Available in 9 weights and as a family.
Quil · variable, 100 to 900
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A modern serif with small wedge serifs, strong contrast and an axis that tilts slightly to the left.
Thin is fine and bookish; from SemiBold up words turn dense enough for a masthead. Schools, craft workshops, fashion labels and magazines.
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Studio licences for up to 10 seats, web and app licences by scale, and an unlimited company licence. Send your client a one-page summary with the options and prices.
Variable font, weight axis wght 100-950, with 9 named weights: Thin, ExtraLight, Light, Regular, Medium, SemiBold, Bold, ExtraBold, Black. 443 glyphs, 421 characters.
Desktop licence from $24 per weight, $69 for the family; web licence for the family from $69. 10 licence types: Desktop License, Studio License (up to 10 seats), Combo: Desktop+Web (Less than 25k monthly views), Web License (Less than 25k monthly views), Web License (Less than 250k monthly views), Web License (Less than 500k monthly views), Web License (Less than 5m monthly views), App/Game, E-reader, Broadcast. 20% off at two or more units.
Latin, Western European accents, Central European.
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