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Sketchnote, by Mike Rohde
5.28.13: New Font Release: The Sketchnote Typeface
Delve Fonts is proud to announce the release of Mike Rohde’s The Sketchnote Typeface. Born of necessity, Rohde needed a series of hand-drawn fonts to produce his recent book, The Sketchnote Handbook. Be­cause of its origin, the typeface was designed to be practical, to convey the human character in Rohde’s handwriting and unique hand-drawn letter­ing. The family is comprised of four fonts: Sketchnote Text in Reg­ular, Bold and Italic, plus Sketchnote Square.

Sketchnote Text is a friendly, casual script with a bouncy baseline, a warm texture, and multiple alternates of characters for a more natural, hand­written appear­ance. Sketchnote Square is a bold, somewhat com­press­ed headline type made to complement the three text fonts. Drawn instead of written, the characters in Square have neat little happen­stance voids within the strokes. Square also features a selection of handy icons, rules, and arrows. Sketchnote can fulfill the demands of a variety of design projects where a handcrafted aesthetic and ease-of-use is desired. Learn More >


Rieven Roman, by Steven Skaggs
2.12.13: New Font Release: Rieven Roman
Delve Fonts is excited to announce the release of Rieven Roman. For len­gthi­er passages of text, where often the more familiar venetian style letter­forms are preferred, designer Steven Skaggs created Rieven Roman. This addition to the Rieven family can be used hand-in-hand with its pre­decess­or, Rieven Uncial. Rieven Roman and its accompanying italic are brilliant new variants based on Rieven Uncial. Included in the Rieven Ro­man package is Rieven Ornaments, a font comprised of over 180 useful symbols, circled numbers, arrows, and decorative ornaments. Learn More >


Tilden Sans, by Delve Withrington
7.3.12: Tilden Sans Gains Weights
One of the best selling typefaces at Delve Fonts, Tilden Sans by Delve Withrington has been expanded with the addition of six new weights. Undoubtedly, this makes Tilden Sans a more useful and more versatile typeface. The Regular and Medium weights can be used at text sizes, while the Light and Black weights are great for display size settings. Read More >


Piston, by Steven Skaggs
6.11.12: New Font Release: Piston
Delve Fonts is pleased to announce the release of Piston, by Steven Skaggs. Inspired by the industrial revolution, a time that witnessed the ultimate development in steam, die­sel and oil: engines of all kinds. Piston cap­tures the nitty-gritty of a hard-boned indomitable age, bound­less in its faith in the technologies of iron and steel, tempered by half-remembered neo-classical details such as the verticality of neo-gothic windows, and finely detailed fin­ials. Learn More >


Oktal Mono, by Joachim Müller-Lancé & Erik Adigard
5.24.12: New Font Release: Oktal Mono
Delve Fonts is proud to release Oktal Mono, by Joachim Müller-Lancé and Erik Adigard. A monospaced type family composed entirely of mono-linear and modular structure, Oktal Mono came to life as a formal design experiment wherein a type designer and a graphic designer collaborate each in their own capacity, from within their respective disciplines. The typeface was systematically built using a grid and an octagonal base, determined to be most appropriate for the average text sizes. The Oktal Mono family includes: Regular, Italic, Bold, and Bold Italic. Learn More >


Helfa, by Delve Withrington
12.6.11: New Font Release: Helfa™
Delve Fonts is proud to present Helfa, by Delve Withrington. This new, original typeface is comprised of 10 fonts including true italics, all in OpenType format. Helfa can be relied upon for setting lengthy texts at smaller sizes but is readily applicable to a number of other tasks; it has what is needed to do the job right. Learn More >


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