We’re delighted to introduce the newest FontFont to the family—Verena Gerlach’s FF Sizmo—two typefaces in one. An all-rounder, comprising of a slightly condensed sans serif family with an industrial feel and a highly distinctive line display design that makes its mark in headlines with interconnecting horizontal baseline strokes.

The division in postwar Berlin was evident not only in the presence of the wall, the street signs on either side bore two different typefaces. As the wall came down, Verena Gerlach and Ole Schäfer captured and documented the designs and from this, the FF City Style Volume was born. In celebration of the Day of German Unity, the FF City Street Type Volume is on sale.

Back in the late 1930s the innovative and somewhat unknown designer, Berthold Wolpe created five completely distinct typefaces, Albertus, Fanfare, Pegasus, Tempest and Sachsenwald. Revived and remastered for the digital age by Toshi Omagari and his team from The Monotype Studio, we are delighted to introduce, The Wolpe Collection.

We caught up Marconi Lima, founder of Typefolio and highly experienced Graphic Designer and Art Director, last week to find out about his design process and what he enjoys outside the world of letters.

The award-winning FF Signa super family has a new member, FF Signa Round. Ole Søndergaard took the characterful shapes and distinct proportions of FF Signa Sans and reworked them into a warm and inviting typeface that works well for text and display copy.