It’s time to make an impact. Choose your extra bold fonts wisely. When a powerful vehicle is needed to carry an important message, there are plenty of capable, but less obvious typefaces for the job. Here are some recommendations along with some real-world examples. And just in case none of these call to you, we’ve posted a more exhaustive list in the FontFeed.
FF Govan™ from FontFont®
Derived from Spiekermann and Ole Schäfer’s concept for “Glasgow 1999 City of Architecture and Design”, FF Govan’s three widths, two ascender heights, and two descender lengths can be combined to create emphasis in a sentence or even within a single word. Innovative ligatures too!
Amplitude™
from the Font Bureau
With its broad range of widths and weights, Christian Schwartz’s versatile sans serif family has been was a welcome toolset for magazines. The Ultra weights make for especially hefty headlines.
Caslon Graphique™ 
from URW
The heaviest weight of Caslon also boasts the highest contrast. A striking, elegant titling face from the days of lead that still feels contemporary.
FF Meta® Headline
from FontFont®
Erik Spiekermann revisited his most popular face to tame the tails and tighten the fit for headlines.
Asphalt™ from the Font Bureau
Tobias Frere-Jones celebrated the energy of Antique Olive with this lively, boisterous swinger.
