Nina Stössinger used Parisine PTF for a not very legible identity for a Basle university dept., but who perfectly paid an homage to Swiss typography. We like it! And her client too, very happy with it.
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Le Monde Courrier PTF returns the informal character of “typewritten” fonts to letters and suit well all bad conditions printings, such faxes and low printer resolutions.
Le Monde Journal PTF is intended for newspaper use & at small sizes. This typeface was designed in 1994 as custom font for the French newspaper Le Monde.
Le Monde Livre PTF is a classical serifed typeface family with much more style than Times New roman.
Le Monde Sans PTF in OpenType continues the basic common structure found in the members of the Le Monde family, its a very legible workhorse sanserif.
Parisine PTF originally designed for the signages of the Paris Métro system, today its a powerful and highly legible family.
Parisine Office PTF is a double typeface: Set serious and crazy texts with the same typeface depending the OpenType features applied.
Parisine Plus PTF is the creative version of Parisine PTF who feature many alternates and unique effects for a sanserif.
Costa PTF is a style without neutrality and proves to be the novelty of its design as well as guaranteeing its originality.
