A weird and wonderful flared serif, Gregory Poster is suitable for evocative art, genuine beauty, and otherworldly storytelling. Surprising in its bold detail and nostalgic romance, it embraces an enticing mix of spiky and soft sentiment.

Beyond echoing the quirkiness of vintage book cover lettering, Gregory Poster’s flaring strokes accentuate its distinctive character. Paired with an imperial contrast and substantial diagonal stress, there’s a lively exuberance in its top-heavy letter shapes, brightening designs with baroque energy and confident quirks. Fluid forms and a dramatic angle of 18°give Gregory Poster’s italics intense emphasis.

Humpty-Dumpty William & Co by De Vinne Press, cover detail, 1916

Gregory Poster is a bon vivant in more than 270 languages, including Vietnamese. The typeface is carefully engineered with a range of OpenType Features for ambitious display typography, including a variety of figures, language-specific localisation, and delightful symbols and emoji.

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Designed by Jakob Runge, with Cyrillic by Seryozha Rasskazov and Greek by George Triantafyllakos. Consulting by Krista Radoeva. Helping hands of Yaprak Buse, Oksana Sheinman, and Natalie Rauch.