angled
[80 px]
Thin Italic Ultralight Italic Light Italic Regular Italic Medium Italic Semibold Italic Bold Italic
straight
[80 px]
Thin Italic Ultralight Italic Light Italic Regular Italic Medium Italic Semibold Italic Bold Italic
About
Technical
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Features
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Languages
»Gazet« is a condensed superfamily consisting of 28 cuts with 500+ glyphs each.
The typeface was created after Thomas found some old metal letters of a typeface entitled »Zeitungs-Grotesk« by the Bauer foundry from 1906. He was immediately fascinated by its art nouveau influences such as the uppercase »A«, diagonal endings, dense construction and interconnection. The original »Bold Angled« style has been complemented by lighter weights, italics and an entire family with straight endings making it a versatile family for a wide variety of display usage. OpenType features such as a monospace feature allows tight line spacing and creative typesetting.
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Thomas John
2024, 2026
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Angled
Straight
Thin
Ultralight
Light
Regular
Medium
Semibold
Bold
(+ Italics)
Ultra Compressed
Compressed
Condensed
otf
ttf
woff
woff2
521
Ultra-Compressed Sans
aalt
case
ccmp
dlig
frac
liga
lnum
locl
onum
ordn
pnum
tnum
ss01
ss02
ss03
ss04
ss05
ss06
ss07
Access All Alts.
Case Sensitive Forms
Composites
Discr. Ligatures
Fractions
Standard Ligatures
Lining Figures
Localized Forms
Oldstyle Numbers
Ordinals
Proportional Figures
Tabular Figures
Historical
Monocase
Alt. a
Modernist
Alt. J
Historical Monocase
Alt. t
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