Bucintoro rotunda blackletter. The rotunda was the blackletter of the Mediterranean lands, and the first kind of type used by the French-Venetian printer Nicholas Jenson. It was always simpler and more legible than the tall, narrow, angular and often over-decorated Northern textur. Bucintoro is supplied in three weights, Light, Medium and Black and makes a smooth but distinct text image. Distributors are cordially invited.
Midnight is a simulated neon sign face, intended for light on dark display.
It exists in two 'gauges', Midnight Light and Midnight Bright. These differ by one third, Bright of course being the 'heavier'. It is thus possible to create a 'sign' with different letter sizes but approximately similar brightness by using Light for the larger and Bright for the smaller sizes, as in the sample above. Rococo Titling is a set of decorated caps, inspired by 18th century designs by Fournier. Beryll regular, italic and bold.