Trend fonts in 2015

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Iván Redondo
· 02/09/2015

Keep abreast of innovations and trends of the industry is very important for an agency so the fonts play an important role. Here we have six trends this 2015. Stay focused typelovers!

 

1. Delicate Scripts

Unlike the script supplies flooding the market imitating the calligraphy in pen, brush and ink with its imperfections, a new family is growing and is clearly becoming a trend. These fonts show some forms carefully designed, with perfect and ingenious bonds.

 

Ella FY
Ella FY

 

Flirt Script
Flirt Script

 

Horizontes Script
Horizontes Script

 


Showcase

 

 

2. New Slabs

With its rectangular borders and robust structure, this old font family has never been out of fashion, it is modernizing itself. We can see how many families of modern sources include Slab version. The test is one of the latest versions of Monotype: The Next Din Slab.
Bold shapes, rounded or sharp spikes, geometric or humanist contrasts. We are definitely facing a very powerful trend and offers many variants.

 

Din Next Slab
Din Next Slab

 

Achille II FY
Achille II FY

 


Newslab

 


Hansom Slab FY

 

 

3. Imperfection is beautiful

This year is very fashionable, rough and vintage fonts, despite we are taken back in time, they are an overall trend today. From now on, we will see more and more of this typographic style in all kind of identities.

 

Catalina Font
Catalina

 

Rough Love
Rough Love

 


Nexa Rust

 

Broucherie
Broucherie

 


4. Typo-Graphics 

Optical illusions, games volume, multi, graphic vibrations...
This new generation fonts has a smaller market, both by the riskiness of its forms as legibility problems with some fonts.

 

Lulo Clean
Lulo Clean

 

Core Escher
Core Escher

 

Core Circus
Core Circus

 

Bron
Bron

Bend
Bend


 

5. Looking for new Gotham

Okay, Gotham wing is almost perfect, but maybe we should stop using it everywhere before the end of 2015.
More and more beautiful and modern Sans Serif candidates to be the bestseller of the year.

 

Texta
Texta

 

Lean 0 Sans FY
Lean0 Sans FY

 

Mariné
Mariné

 

Liszt FY
Listz FY


6. Return to the classics

In this abundant age of screen fonts, it is advisable not to lose our typographic heritage and find inspiration in it: Garamond, Caslon, Baskerville, Fournier, Bodoni, Gill or Futura are, among others, references to (re) discover that they continue inspiring new typographical creators.

 

Diogenes
Domaine Display

 

Gauthier Next FY
Gauthier Next FY

 

Rowton Sans FY
Rowton Sans FY

 

Diogenes
Diogenes

 

 

Main photo: Ivan Vranic
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