Created by Delve Withrington in 1996, Continuo is an all-uppercase typeface wherein each letterform is described by a single, continuous line. The name however, is derived from the musical term, “Basso Continuo,” meaning an almost constant bass line—an integral part of most musical melodies. The Continuo typeface includes two fonts, Continuo Regular and Continuo Oblique. As a display type, Continuo is ideal for headlines, and most oversize applications i.e.- mastheads, posters, and flyers.

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Format: OpenType (.otf)

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Package: 2 fonts; Regular & Oblique

Designer: Delve Withrington

Created: 1996

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OpenType (.otf)
Works on both Mac and PC. Delve Fonts in OpenType format typically include kerning classes and OpenType features appropriate to the character set and languages covered. Learn More >

Basic Latin
Languages covered by this character set: Danish, Dutch, English, Icelandic, Italian, German, Finnish, Flemish, French, Norwegian, Portugese, Spanish, and Swedish.

Euro Symbol
This font includes a Euro symbol for use in representing the currency of nations in the European Union.

Fractions
Substitutes a dedicated vulgar fraction glyph (e.g. ½ for 1/2) for typed sequences from those glyphs available in the font.

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