Pausa Font Family 

Sometimes, all we need is a pause. Calm. Clarity. This is the story of a typeface started in 2015 in New York, by the hands of Eduilson Coan. In an intense experience of five weeks and more than 12 hours of study per day, Eduilson delved into the history of typography, typographic practice, and hand-drawing techniques in the renowned Type@Cooper program. And it was in this tightening of studies, lack of space and time, that Pausa received its first contours. Born freely, without direct references, it began to show its forms. After the program, the typeface gained space. Over the course of six years, it received new features and refinements. The italics changed, taking on new dimensions. The spur on lowercase “d” and “u”, which had a calligraphic design, became straighter and was adjusted to a conventional serif. And so it matured. Because it has a horizontal design, it values space, paper and breath. Like its creation process, Pause is a typeface that asks for calm.