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"last_checked": "2025-07-03",
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"bio": "Universal Thirst is a boutique type foundry specialising in producing fonts for the Indic and Latin scripts. Set up in 2016 by designer and engineer duo Gunnar Vilhj\u00e1lmsson and Kalapi Gajjar and drawing on their contrasting visual heritage, the studio offers a unique, dual perspective on multiscript typography. Clients of note include Apple, The Ford Foundation, Frieze Art Fair, Google, Icelandair, Instagram (Meta), Manchester Museum, among other technology and culture brands. universalthirst.com"
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"article": "Nata Sans is a grotesque sans-serif typeface with a subtle humanist tone, designed by Daniel Uzquiano Cruz. It was developed with user interfaces in mind, featuring a generous x-height, wide glyphs, and short ascenders and descenders that promote a relaxed and readable rhythm. Nata Sans presents a restrained yet distinct personality, making it a viable alternative to Helvetica in both digital and print contexts. The typeface includes nine predefined weights from Thin to Black, and is available as a variable font with a weight axis ranging from 100 to 900. All weights interpolate smoothly thanks to three master drawings and cover 1022 glyphs. Nata Sans supports 219 Latin-based languages spoken across 212 countries. It meets 100% of the Google Fonts Latin Plus character set, making it fully equipped for a wide range of global applications. It also supports Latin, including Vietnamese, and Cyrillic scripts, and implements 18 OpenType features, including stylistic alternates, localized forms, case-sensitive punctuation, tabular and old-style figures, fractions, superscripts, subscripts, and more. Features such as calt, ss01, locl, and kern enhance typographic flexibility across platforms. The font is released under the SIL Open Font License and is actively maintained on GitHub",
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"article": "In Memory of Chris Simpkins Dedicated to the memory of Chris Simpkins, whose enthusiasm and efforts were foundational to this project. Introducing Google Sans Code Google Sans Code is a fixed-width, geometric sans-serif typeface developed to complement Google's corporate branding fonts. Derived from our other brand fonts, this typeface has been crafted specifically for writing and reading code, and enhanced for clarity at text dimensions typically used in programming interfaces. History and design details The architecture of Google Sans Code merges geometric precision with calligraphic expression within the constraints of a fixed-width canvas. The Roman variant builds on a clean, structured sans-serif foundation, ensuring optimal readability in code and data-intensive environments. In contrast, the Italic variant draws inspiration from early Italian italics, providing a distinctive and expressive complementary style. This thoughtful pairing delivers a unique combination of technical precision, historical elegance, and personable quirkiness. Readability & legibility at small sizes The fundamental structure of shapes in the Roman design maximizes counter space in letterforms by employing gradual curve radii and straight vertical stem segments in predominantly circular letters, enhancing clarity at target sizes. Characters with idiosyncratic features like 'a', 'g', and 'Q' incorporate elements from traditional text typefaces to improve recognition in situations where conventional sans serif forms might be confused with similar characters. Symbols frequently used as lexical elements in programming languages have been refined for immediate recognition and to maintain an equal visual balance with alphanumerical components within the syntactical hierarchy at intended sizes. Expressive italics The italic style, commonly employed for code comments in syntax highlighting schemes, features a more dynamic and contrasting appearance compared to the Roman. This approach parallels Latin handwritten manuscripts where authors' annotations appeared in an italic hand, distinguishing them from the primary text set in Roman style, establishing a visual hierarchy throughout the document. The letterforms draw inspiration from Ludovico Vicentino degli Arrighi's pioneering italic typefaces. Auxiliary characters and language support The character set encompasses support for contemporary programming languages with extensions into box-drawing characters and geometric symbols. Google Sans Code also accommodates a comprehensive range of human languages that utilize the Latin writing system.",
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"article": "Libertinus is a sophisticated and versatile font family that serves as a fork of the well-known Linux Libertine and Linux Biolinum fonts. Designed to provide an improved and more polished alternative, Libertinus refines the typographic details and enhances compatibility with modern typesetting systems. It includes a comprehensive range of styles, from serif to sans-serif and monospaced variations, making it suitable for a wide variety of professional and academic applications. Additionally, it features extensive Unicode coverage, including support for mathematical symbols, Greek, Cyrillic, and other scripts, making it a popular choice for scholarly publishing and technical documentation. One of the key advantages of the Libertinus font family is its emphasis on quality and open-source accessibility. Developed using modern font development tools such as FontForge and maintained by an active community, it benefits from continuous improvements in spacing, kerning, and hinting. Libertinus Serif, the most prominent style, offers a classic yet refined appearance reminiscent of traditional book typefaces, while Libertinus Sans provides a clean, contemporary counterpart. Meanwhile, Libertinus Mono serves as an elegant monospaced option for coding and terminal applications. With its broad character support and careful attention to typographic precision, Libertinus remains a highly regarded choice for users seeking a free and open-source font with professional-grade quality. Find all of the Libertinus sub-families in this overview. To contribute, see github.com/googlefonts/libertinus.",
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"article": "Nata Sans is a grotesque sans-serif typeface with a subtle humanist tone, designed by Daniel Uzquiano Cruz. It was developed with user interfaces in mind, featuring a generous x-height, wide glyphs, and short ascenders and descenders that promote a relaxed and readable rhythm. Nata Sans presents a restrained yet distinct personality, making it a viable alternative to Helvetica in both digital and print contexts. The typeface includes nine predefined weights from Thin to Black, and is available as a variable font with a weight axis ranging from 100 to 900. All weights interpolate smoothly thanks to three master drawings and cover 1022 glyphs. Nata Sans supports 219 Latin-based languages spoken across 212 countries. It meets 100% of the Google Fonts Latin Plus character set, making it fully equipped for a wide range of global applications. It also supports Latin, including Vietnamese, and Cyrillic scripts, and implements 18 OpenType features, including stylistic alternates, localized forms, case-sensitive punctuation, tabular and old-style figures, fractions, superscripts, subscripts, and more. Features such as calt, ss01, locl, and kern enhance typographic flexibility across platforms. The font is released under the SIL Open Font License and is actively maintained on GitHub",
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