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A Curated Collection of Typefaces for Your Emerging Brand. 2 TYPEFACE CATALOGUE A curated collection of typefaces for your emerging brand. 2 Table of Contents Google Fonts: Serifs ................................................................................3 Google Fonts: Sans Serifs ........................................................................ 16 Typekit: Serifs .................................................................................... 28 Typekit: Sans Serifs .............................................................................. 35 2 3 Google Fonts: Serifs 3 4 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. EB GARAMOND Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CORMORANT GARAMOND Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CRIMSON TEXT 4 5 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. FANWOOD TEXT Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat. FORUM Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. LORA 5 6 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. QUATTROCENTO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. IM FELL FRENCH CANON Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. PLAYFAIR DISPLAY 6 7 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. PT SERIF Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. SOURCE SERIF PRO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. CARDO 7 8 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. FRANK RUHL LIBRE Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. AMIRI Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. ANTIC DIDONE 8 9 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. AVERIA SERIF LIBRE Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. BELLEFAIR Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. GENTIUM BASIC 9 10 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. HALANT Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. IBM PLEX SERIF Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. JACQUES FRANCOIS 10 11 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. JUDSON Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. LIBRE BASKERVILLE Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. LUSTRIA 11 12 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. NANUM MYEONGJO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. NOTO SERIF Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. OVO 12 13 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. SORT MILL GOUDY Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. SPECTRAL Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. VOLLKORN 13 14 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. ZCOOL XIAOWEI Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. RUFINA Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CORMORANT 14 15 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CORMORANT INFANT Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. DM SERIF DISPLAY Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. PETRONA 15 16 Google Fonts: Sans Serifs 16 17 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. ROBOTO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. LATO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. OPEN SANS 17 18 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. MONTSERRAT Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. SOURCE SANS PRO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. OSWALD 18 19 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. RALEWAY Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. MULI Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. WORK SANS 19 20 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. KARLA Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. ARCHIVO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. ASSISTANT 20 21 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. BARLOW Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. BELLEZA Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CABIN 21 22 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. CARME Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. CHIVO Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. DIDACT GOTHIC 22 23 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. DM SANS Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. LIBRE FRANKLIN Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. METROPHOBIC 23 24 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. NEWS CYCLE Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. POPPINS Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur apictem. QUESTRIAL 24 25 Aximus, quibusam, occaborem quam niscimp orporumquas pe volorat earchillabor andis ne ped ullenti orepuda provitatiat odissincteur. SARABUN Aximus, quibusam,
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