New Typeface: Displace

New type collection on type.today, a calligraphy-turned-stencil by Denis Serebryakov. Sans and serif, roman and italic, a total of 17 fonts

June 8, 2020


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. Displace 2.0 has five weights, roman and italic styles.

Displace Serif is an even more display variation of Displace 2.0. The serifs change according to the weight and contrast — in the lighter styles they are slight and delicate, while much bolder and more tangible in the heavier ones. Don’t be surprised not to find serifs everywhere you would expect — the letterforms are still based on broad-nib calligraphy. Displace Serif has five weights, roman styles only.

Check out the Displace collection here

Displace is made by Denis Serebryakov, a Minsk-based type designer. Epos, another font by Denis, is on sale on our tomorrow storefront.


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