Uncial, round 2

by | Feb 18, 2024 | design, news, process

Uncial font character set

Second round of development on the new Uncial Display font and working through expanding the character set. This family is derived from a typgraphy sample from the early 20th Century and although a true Uncial does not have lower case characters, this sample contained a set that I am including in this face. The additional work is including some limited punctuation and several ligatures to enhance the feature set.

Pride & Prejudice, p.1 in Uncial sample script

Above is a sample typeset of the font, using the first page from Jane Austen’s masterwork, Pride & Prejudice

We are hoping to release this font within the next month, so follow along here and at our social channels, below.

Our Social Network

Mór

Aptly named, “Mór” in Irish means BIG and this is a super-sized serif suitable for brand work, logos, and adding emphasis in your typesetting.There is the standard font in compressed, regular, and extended versions as well as a limited version of the glyphs with...

Happy Birthday Dolores

Dolores O'Riordan, the vocal powerhouse behind The Cranberries, was born 6 September 1971 in Ballybricken in County Limerick, Ireland. She was said to have begun singing before she could speak and has a lifelong catalog of musical hits and legions of fans around the...

Breaffy

Breaffy is the newest font from our foundry and represents a modern refinement on an oldstyle type. Inspired by the Cloister Oldstyle, we worked to modernize and expand the basic character set. Named after the village our Irish ancestors hailed from, we began...

Aoife (Ee-fa)

Aoife is a font family inspired by a sample found in a 1914 book entitled “Art Alphabets and Lettering” by J.M. Bergling. It is a tremendous book with amazing samples of typography that were being used across publications of that era. Aoife, is Irish for beautiful,...

Have an idea or want to work with designomatt?

Enter your name, email address, and message and we will get back with you as soon as we can

1 + 14 =