Uppercase? Lowercase? Why not both?! Ambicase is an award-winning conceptual display type that combines traditional upper- and lowercase forms within the same letters. Somehow both familiar and alien, the forms of the Ambicase typefaces toy with inherited assumptions about letterforms.
Uppercase? Lowercase? Why not both?! Ambicase is an award-winning conceptual display type that combines traditional upper- and lowercase forms within the same letters. Somehow both familiar and alien, the forms of the Ambicase typefaces toy with inherited assumptions about letterforms.
Explore Feneon designed by Craig Eliason at Adobe Fonts.
Explore Feneon Dense designed by Craig Eliason at Adobe Fonts.
Explore Feneon Single designed by Craig Eliason at Adobe Fonts.
If you can’t A marvel of optical effects, Plenaire imagines what the Impressionist painters of the late-nineteenth century might produce as type designers in the twenty-first. Up close its ‘daubs’ appear chaotic and illegible, but at a distance its shapes resolve into elegant and readable italic letters, like the wondrous brushstrokes of Claude Monet or Georges Seurat.