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Aspira™
by Durotype
Individual Styles from $0.00 USD
Complete family of 113 fonts: $490.00 USD
Aspira Font Family was
designed by
Ben Blom and
published by
Durotype. Aspira contains
113
styles and family package options.
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Aspira Normal Width Set
16 fontsPer Style:
$17.43 USD
Pack of 16 styles:
$279.00 USD
About Aspira Font Family
Aspira: the legible geometric typeface.
Aspira is a multi-purpose typeface. It is suitable for both text and display use — for graphic design, corporate identity design, magazines, newspapers, books, reports, advertising, signage, etc.
Aspira is a versatile typeface. It offers 112 styles consisting of 8 weights and 7 widths. It offers 56 upright fonts and 56 italic fonts. It offers lining and oldstyle figures (proportional and tabular). It offers small caps, ligatures, arbitrary fractions, and extensive language support.
Aspira is a geometric typeface. It offers a fresh geometric personality which is pleasant and not too conspicuous.
Aspira is a multi-width typeface. It offers 7 widths — much more than what is currently usual.
Aspira is a legible typeface. Many of its details, like its open apertures and subtle variations in stroke width, are designed to enhance its legibility.
Free demo font available.
Aspira in use: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.
For more information about Aspira, download the PDF Specimen Manual.
Designers: Ben Blom
Publisher: Durotype
Foundry: Durotype
Design Owner: Durotype
MyFonts debut: Mar 18, 2014
Aspira™
is a trademark of Durotype.
About Durotype
Durotype is an innovative font foundry based in Best, The Netherlands. It has been founded by Ben Blom in 2010.
All Durotype fonts are created out of passion for the design involved. They are crafted in a long process of creation and improvement, until the right fusion of the functional and esthetical has been achieved. With whatever passion they are created—Durotype fonts are, in the end, just high-quality tools with a bit of pizzazz. Most of them are rather universal tools: their design doesn’t determine any specific uses. Many of them are very versatile: they have many styles and many glyphs. Many of them are, given their design, crafted in a way to maximize their legibility. Durotype fonts are meant to be durable: in many years from now, they should be just as enjoyable and useful as they are today.
Durotype fonts have been deployed successfully in many areas. In financial services, entertainment, and museums. In television, marketing, and corporate identities. In technology, sports, automotive, and real estate. In food, retail, B2B, and health. In e-books, apps, ATMs, and video phones. In web sites, catalogs, signage, and packaging. Et cetera.
Durotype’s most successful fonts are Flexo, a squarish design (MyFonts Most Popular Fonts of 2012), and Aspira, a legible geometric family with a very big number of styles.
Flexo in use: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13.
Aspira in use: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10.
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