Arlt Super Family

We have collected all the most important information about the Arlt Super Family Gris font.
Below is a table about the font file version, license, copyright, designer and vendor name.
The information is taken from the "TTF" font file.

Full name

Arlt-Gris

Font family

Arlt Gris

Preferred subfamily

Gris

Font subfamily

Regular

Version

Version 1.00

Trademark

Arlt Gris is a trademark of PampaType.

Manufacturer

PampaType

Designer

Alejandro Lo Celso

Designer URL

www.pampatype.com

Vendor URL

www.pampatype.com

Copyright

Copyright © 2008 by PampaType. All rights reserved.

Description

Copyright 2005-2008 by PampaType Foundry PampaType is an independent type foundry based in Argentina and Mexico and run by Alejandro Lo Celso. Special info from PampaType: Thank you for having purchased this type. We dedicate a huge effort in our typefaces both technically and creatively. We hope you enjoy this type and we encourage you to take the most advantage of its styles. Roberto Arlt, Argentinean writer from early XXth century, wrote some very original novels all of which 'Siete locos' ('Seven Madmen') is maybe the most celebrated piece. The Arlt type family is based on his oeuvre. It has a Baroque style interpretated with an expressionist, more contemporary flair. This means the type is full of intense contrasts and vivid, expressive feelings. The italics make a specially dynamic rhythm on text. The Arlt text fonts come in four weights including roman, italics, and small caps. They offer a colourful, spicy though comfortable immerse reading. They are ideal for literature books, specially for suspense novels and sordid stories of the underworld. Its use under other circumstances may be dangerous! The 'Arlt Titulo' fonts were carefully designed to be used in titlings and other display settings. They will look more elegant at big body sizes, above 24 pt. The 'Arlt 7 Locos', a sub-family of seven fonts, resulted of a more relaxed exploration on how to thoroughly destroy a series of carefully designed letterforms. They can be misteriously attractive when used in small text printed over rough quality papers. Visit www.PampaType.com if interested in knowing better about the 'Arlt' typeface designs. Arlt is a trademark of PampaType.