Description
Orbion is a family of monolinear neo-grotesque-style sans-serif fonts. Like other neo-grotesques, Orbion’s areas of use are quite widespread. The fonts can be used effectively in advertising, branding, corporate communications, and editorial design, among other areas of print, web, and interface design. For a neo-grotesque, Orbion is particularly geometric, and this geometry is instantly evident in the typeface’s rounds. This inherent geometry is not restricted to just the ‘C’, ‘O’, ‘Q’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘d’, ‘e’, ‘o’, ‘p’, and ‘q’. The lowercase ‘g’ is a unique illustration of how a double-story ‘g’ can be geometrically designed.
- Multipurpose Workhorse
- On-screen reading friendly
- Variable Font Support
Styles overview
- 100Thin
- 100Thin Italic
- 200Extralight
- 200Extralight Italic
- 300Light
- 300Light Italic
- 400Regular
- 400Regular Italic
- 500Medium
- 500Medium Italic
- 600Semibold
- 600Semibold Italic
- 700Bold
- 700Bold Italic
- 800Extrabold
- 800Extrabold Italic
- 900Black
- 900Black Italic
- 0Variable
- 0Variable Italic
- 100Thin
- 200Extralight
- 300Light
- 400Regular
- 500Medium
- 600Semibold
- 700Bold
- 800Extrabold
- 900Black
- 0Variable
- 100Thin Italic
- 200Extralight Italic
- 300Light Italic
- 400Regular Italic
- 500Medium Italic
- 600Semibold Italic
- 700Bold Italic
- 800Extrabold Italic
- 900Black Italic
- 0Variable Italic
Styles
Variables
Glyphs
Characters
Weight
Measurements
Uppercase
Lowercase
Numerals
Stylistic sets
Stylistic set 01
Set 1. alternate a, g
MangoOff
MangoOn
Stylistic set 02
Set 2. curly r
MajorityOff
MajorityOn
Stylistic set 03
Set 3. curly t
FactorOff
FactorOn
Stylistic set 04
Set 4. Simple G
GatewayOff
GatewayOn
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