Aboreto
Aboreto.zip · 52 KB · 2 files including OFL.txt
Typography profile
- Weights
- 400 only
- Italics
- None
- Scripts
- Latin (incl. Extended)
- Best for
- All-caps titles
- Display headings
- Latin Extended languages
- Consider alternatives for
- Scripts other than Latin
- Text that relies on bold or italic emphasis
- Characteristics
- All caps
- Display face
- Historical revival
- High contrast
Styles
Aboreto Regular 400 at 18px
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
Aboreto Regular 400 at 32px
The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.
BPOZZ Design Note
Aboreto is close to a sans: serifs appear only as occasional indications, through tapering strokes or slightly thickened stroke endings. Its stress is vertical, which upstream notes is more typical of later centuries than of its fifteenth-century source.
BPOZZ editorial guidance for designers.
Related UI/UX guides
About Aboreto
- About
- A display face by Dominik Jáger reviving the early Renaissance majuscule alphabet of the Florentine sculptor Luca della Robbia.
- Designer
- Dominik Jáger
- Version
- 1.001
- Category
- Display
- License
-
SIL Open Font License 1.1
You may use, embed, modify and redistribute this font, including in commercial projects. The font files may not be sold on their own. Read the full license (OFL.txt).
Copyright 2022 The Aboreto Project Authors (https://github.com/domija/Aboreto)
- Source
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Google Fonts
Download files taken unmodified from the google/fonts repository; the WOFF2 files used for the previews on this page are compressed from them. Added to Google Fonts 27 May 2022.
Upstream project: github.com/domija/Aboreto.
- Available styles
- Regular 400
- Available formats
- TTF download
- WOFF2 web preview
- Character sets
- Latin, Latin Extended