Nuances Serif can also be appreciated for its playfulness due to its glyph diversity and large character set. Ranging from Condensed Thin to Extended Black, this font family is available in 3 Widths and 8 Weights with matching Italics. The wide range of its styles (48) offers infinite possibilities for text layouts combining width, weights, contrasts and styles to create original and sophisticated graphic compositions. A proper adaptative typeface family, it would be as adequate to a luxury brand as to a poster for movies, or even a packaging for grocery stores’ items.

The technical and aesthetic constraints brought by the variable aspect of the font played a capital importance in the drawing. The curves and contrasts keep a constant unity throughout the width design space and become more and more generous as the font goes blacker.

The thinner the design is, the more prominent the serifs are, and the blacker it is, the less present they are, allowing a tighter space. The typeface offers then a very different visual experience depending on the style used. From sharp and precise when used in Thin to a much richer and denser appearance when getting darker when used in Black. The drawing of the Italic styles was the perfect opportunity to join the main characteristics of the roman design with a strong velocity feeling (slant angle) that would bring a powerful contrast in graphic creations.