https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/jeff-kahn/hottamale

• HotTamale is suitable for display and text. Its large x-height provides excellent legibility at small point sizes. It is bouncy and playful, yet unlike some fonts that are exaggerated or distorted in style, HotTamale is highly refined.Avoid the monotony of repeating glyphs! HotTamale includes OpenType contextual alternates for a random and spontaneous appearance.HotTamale is vivacious, warmhearted, direct, and suitable for packaging, restaurant use, websites, magazines, lively heads, sub-lines, and children’s books.

https://www.youworkforthem.com/font/T8420/moldr-thai/

Moldr Thai is a sans-serif Latin & Thai typeface design inspired by industrial machine molds.

https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/vanarchiv/gazeta

• This typeface was designed for editorial purposes (text sizes), where the letterforms contain short serifs (more economical).
• This font family contains different weights (from Extra Light until to Extra Bold) to create an simple and sequential typographic hierarchy scale. There are two different weights and options designed specifically for text sizes (Regular and Text).
• The Gazeta design is classical but contain some contemporary details, which are not distractive for reading. It’s simple and clean at small sizes.This font family includes italics, small caps, ligatures, old style and tabular figures.

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• Light leaks, flash frames, film clutter, film sprockets, countdown leader, super 8mm and 16mm film. A whole bunch of experimentations that were done using old film equipment. A must have if you love retro vintage film look.
• Scroll down this page and you will find a great tutorial showing you amazing stuff you can do with this collection and some other products.

https://www.youworkforthem.com/font/T8404/tablica/

• Inspired by Typoart’s Minima, Tablica is a condensed sans serif font family, ideal for news-papers, magazines, advertisements and on the web. Even in small sizes the fonts maintain their high legibility. Since all numerals are monospaced, the fonts are perfect for tables, charts and schedules.

https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/signal-type-foundry/pressio

• Pressio is a study in doing things backward. We began with the weight that’s usually drawn last: the ultra-compressed black. This was squashed down vertically in increments to make the compressed, condensed, and regular widths, then hollowed like a dugout canoe to produce the lighter weights. The narrower bold cuts are inspired by the great mid-century skyline sanses. The widest cuts are stark, idiosyncratic, and intense. In between, 20 styles in five weights and four widths provide a broad range of expression. Forms are strict and modular. X-height is high. Curves are subtly superelliptical, and square counters add crispness. For those who prefer it, a set of stylistic alternates is available to round some of the unexpectedly sharp corners of letters like S, s, and a. Case-sensitive punctuation and delimiters are included, and a full range of diacritics provides support for over 130 languages.

https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/vanarchiv/lisboa-sans

• Lisboa Sans is a humanist sans-serif font family, which lacks the hook-head terminals and the letterforms are more simple, but its structure and proportions are the same than Lisboa.
• The simplicity of the sans weight created very strong readability at small sizes. The ample x-height and the openness of the letterforms make this face very legible at small sizes.
• After ten years from the first version publication, this new version (0.2) is available with Latin (Western and Central Europe) Cyrillic and Greek alphabets. It was selected as one of “Our Favorite Fonts” from (Typographica) 2005.

https://www.fontspring.com/fonts/sergej-lebedev/genua-sans

• Genua Sans, a modern font family, consists of 7 weights (Thin, Extra Light, Light, Book, Regular, Medium, Bold) and Italic for each format. The font family “Genua Sans” was named after the beautiful Genoa city, located in the Gulf of Genoa in front of the Ligurian Sea in Italy.
• Genua Sans is the perfect font family for text, headlines, corporate design, communication design, graphic design, branding, packaging, publishing and web use. The each font contains a set of 1.040 characters - supporting 212 different languages. The Genua Sans have 22 OpenType Futures and include a large number of stylistic alternate characters.

Vanguard CF is a powerful and elegant display typeface, constructed to maximize horizontal space. Built from sketches originally drawn in 2012, Vanguard’s eight weights span an elegant Thin to an arresting Heavy, with accompanying obliques. As with its sibling Integral CF, Vanguard makes a strong impression in print, headlines, video, and social media – whether paired with a contrasting typeface or on its own.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/rene-bieder/milliard/

Milliard is a sharp and contemporary family of 22 fonts, taking inspiration from grotesk typefaces developed in the early twentieth century. Its open counters on lowercase “a”, “c” or “e” allow for great legibility in small text sizes, supporting an unobtrusive, clear and modern appearance. When set in headlines, Milliard reveals a part humanistic, part geometric voice ranging from elegant and open thin weights to athletic and powerful heavy weights.Milliard comes with many opentype features including stylistic sets, old style numbers, arrows and many more making it a perfect choice for professional type setting in any digital or analog surrounding that requires a clear and modern voice.