Caitlin Heales

Fruitos is funky font family with loads of interlocking ligatures. Fruitos is great for packaging, posters or any display use. Fruitos is divided into two families: Fruitos R (regular) is bouncy and has wider “serifs” whereas Fruitos S (straight) makes clear blocks and has straight forms.

Both versions have a standard fill version, an Inline version and a Line version that can be used together with the standard version for colourful inline.

Fruitos also has an underlined Titling Alternates for every basic character.

Try Titling Alternates to spice up your words!

Mora Sans is a part of Mora superfamily, a unispace system where all styles across serif and sans have exactly the same proportions.

It means It’s impossible to break the text by changing type style. The project started as an exploration restricted by fixed metrics. As a result we have serif and sans families accompanied by true italics all based on the same proportions.

Mora has large x-height, generous spacing and robust feeling. It is perfect for both print and screen, when you need predictability in editing. Every style contains opentype features like: small caps, old style and lining figures, tabular and proportional figures, set of ligatures, fractions and case sensitive characters.

Mora Serif is a part of Mora superfamily, a unispace system where all styles across serif and sans have exactly the same proportions.

It means It’s impossible to break the text by changing type style. The project started as an exploration restricted by fixed metrics. As a result we have serif and sans families accompanied by true italics all based on the same proportions.

Mora has large x-height, generous spacing and robust feeling. It is perfect for both print and screen, when you need predictability in editing. Every style contains opentype features like: small caps, old style and lining figures, tabular and proportional figures, set of ligatures, fractions and case sensitive characters.

Martin Medium is a medium weight sans serif.

Quida is a display family with three styles; Regular, Italic and script. The personality of the design comes from concave vertical shapes, which are consistent through all styles.

This makes them work together seamlessly. Quida Script is packed with opentype goodness such as swash caps, stylistic alternates, ligatures and ending forms for lowercase letters.

All styles have an extended language support for most European languages. The family is ideal for branding, packaging advertising and display uses.