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2020

Displace Collection

Displace 2.0

Denis Serebryakov

  • Desktop
    $300
  • Web
    $300
  • App
    $525
48px
Displace 2.0 LightDisplace 2.0 Light
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 Light ItalicDisplace 2.0 Light Italic
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 RegularDisplace 2.0 Regular
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 ItalicDisplace 2.0 Italic
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 MediumDisplace 2.0 Medium
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 Medium ItalicDisplace 2.0 Medium Italic
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 BoldDisplace 2.0 Bold
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 Bold ItalicDisplace 2.0 Bold Italic
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 BlackDisplace 2.0 Black
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
48px
Displace 2.0 Black ItalicDisplace 2.0 Black Italic
  • Desktop
    $35
  • Web
    $35
  • App
    $60
About

Displace 2.0 is a display font. It belongs to several different type genres, but first and foremost, it is digital calligraphy. Based on the classical broad-nib letterforms, Displace 2.0 is daring and distinctive, with its very own temper and tone of voice. The family has five weights, roman and italic styles.

Specimen (PDF, 593 KB)
Features

Case sensitive forms, standard ligatures, contextual ligatures, proportional oldstyle figures, one stylistic set

Languages

Afrikaans, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Gaelic (Irish), Galician, German, Hungarian, Icelandic, Italian, Kurdish (lat), Latvian, Lithuanian, Mongolian (lat), Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovene, Spanish, Swedish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Uzbek (lat)

Authors

Denis Serebryakov

Denis is a font and graphic designer working in Minsk. His interest in type design stems from the development of logotypes: every logo greatly affected the look of fonts, all being display. He released the first retail typeface in 2011. Among his typefaces are Appetite Pro, Bouquet, Canapa, Displace 2.0, Epos, Rozza, and others.

Codepage
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