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Want a serif that signals endless summer? Magic Display from Typoraith Co fits the bill. Fluid, groovy, psychedelic, retro, fun and warm. Perfect for marketing summer sales, outdoor events, offbeat brands (and it would be right at home on a nostalgic beach read cover). Explore Magic Display here: myfonts.com/collections/magi…

Type History 101: Futura Futura is one of the most popular typefaces of all time, reading as crisp and contemporary even now. It may surprise you that the design for this typeface began over a century ago. German type designer Paul Renner began work on the Futura typeface in 1924 as a contribution to the New Frankfurt project (an affordable housing project which drew support and design contribution from many esteemed architects). The typeface was released by The Bauer Type Foundry in 1927, marketed as the “font of our time,” and also as the “font of the future.” It was an immediate commercial success. Futura was received well on the global stage, but it was met with resistance in its native country. Renner was outspoken about his disapproval of the Nazi party, eventually leading to his arrest, dismissal, and temporary relocation to Switzerland. Futura has been featured in numerous logos and ad campaigns for global brands, countless movie posters, and is even on a plaque that American astronauts left on the surface of the moon.

In a 2025 survey, we realized that younger generations are inherently more aware of type than earlier generations. As increasingly digital culture means more exposure to text across a variety of platforms and screens, all with purposefully chosen fonts to control the tone, vibe, and visual significance of text. Sara Soskolne's brilliant type career spans Hoefler & Co. and Monotype. She was also one of the founding instructors of the Type@Cooper Condensed certificate program in New York City.

Classic elegance, reimagined. Effimera is a contemporary Didone serif that pairs dramatic contrast with graceful details, creating a typeface that feels both timeless and unmistakably modern. Inspired by the great classics while designed for today's luxury brands, editorials and packaging, it brings sophistication to every composition. Designed by Resistenza Type. #Effimera #ResistenzaType #Typography #TypeDesign #Fonts #Serif #Didone #EditorialDesign #BrandIdentity #GraphicDesign #LuxuryBranding #TypeLovers

When you think of a serif font, you may think of a soft, cheery, retro typeface, but don't forget the drama that a serif typeface can bring. Kurs by Blaze Type is a display serif font inspired by the concept of the “New Renaissance”, which rethinks the Renaissance as a moment of transition between the Medieval and Modernity. This isn't a rounded, bouncy serif; it's tense and dramatic with sharp contrast and uncanny intensity. Artsy, intellectual, bold, statement-making. Explore Kurs here: myfonts.com/collections/kurs…

Summer's heating up with these Hot New Fonts. These are the top 10: 1. Marcante by Latinotype 2. Beth from LatinoType 3. Hattrick by W Type Foundry 4. Dupioni by SilkType 5. Postamp Grotesk by Fontfabric 6. Profa by Eko Bimantara 7. The Rokvella by Slex Studio 8. Voux by Miller Type Foundry 9. SLTF Spanish Archer by SilverStag 10. Effimera by Resistenza View the full list of hottest new fonts from around the world: myfonts.com/collections/hot-… Featured images: Marcante, Effimera, Voux.

For projects ranging from brand identity to editorial, MyFonts has you covered for serif fonts. Each Saturday, we're featuring a unique serif font for your font discovery from foundries around the world. Dh Joleta by Ahmad Jamaludin is a uniquely organic, whimsical, feminine, flowing font. (Is it just a coincidence it's catching our eye at the start of Cancer season?) Created with the intention of being used for beauty, skincare, and perfume branding, it's equally appropriate for artistic social media imagery, elegant printed materials, and unique digital identities. Explore Dh Joleta here: myfonts.com/collections/dh-j…

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Hot New Fonts as of the Summer Solstice: 1. Gotham by Hoefler & Co. 2. Marcante by Latinotype 3. Gotham Variable by Hoefler & Co. 4. Beth by Latinotype 5. Dupioni by SilkType 6. Chimango by Sudtipos 7. Hattrick by W Type Foundry 8. The Rokvella by Slex Studio 9. Althera by Syauqi Studio 10. Signat by TipoType To see the full, always updating list of most popular new fonts, visit myfonts.com/collections/hot-… featured images: Dupioni, Signat, Gotham Variable

Is it just us, or do Saturdays have major serif energy? This weekend, we're highlighting Roleside from Monolimes, with two options for serif style and the energy of your favorite vintage paperback. myfonts.com/collections/role…

Can't stop wondering about that one font? Go for it! Our powerful What The Font tool has you covered. Simply add an image with horizontal text, and we'll help demystify the font in use. Try it here: myfonts.com/pages/whatthefon…

Introducing Beth — a pop gothic serif that commands attention. Rooted in early 20th-century English shopfront lettering, Beth combines the brightness of Neoclassical capitals with the expressive character of hand-painted signage. Inspired by the engraved worlds of Gustave Doré and William Blake, its dramatic contrast creates a typeface that feels both luminous and dark, delicate and commanding. With 7 weights from Light to Black, alternate character sets, discretionary ligatures, and 594 glyphs, Beth offers remarkable versatility while maintaining a singular voice. For brands, publications, packaging, and projects that want to be remembered. Dark where it counts. Bright where it matters. Designed by Ale Navarro and Latinotype. myfonts.com/collections/beth… #BethTypeface #Typography #TypeDesign #Fonts #GraphicDesign #BrandDesign #EditorialDesign #TypeFoundry

Farmers markets, coffee with a friend, slow chores, concerts when the sun goes down... in contrast the work week, Saturdays feel xuberant and laid back all at one: like a great serif style font. This weekend, we're celebrating Regani from Nexaline Type. myfonts.com/collections/rega…

Typography isn't just the medium. Sometimes, it's the message, too.

Introducing Beth from Latinotype — a pop gothic serif that commands attention. Rooted in early 20th-century English shopfront lettering, Beth combines the brightness of Neoclassical capitals with the expressive character of hand-painted signage. Inspired by the engraved worlds of Gustave Doré and William Blake, its dramatic contrast creates a typeface that feels both luminous and dark, delicate and commanding. With 7 weights from Light to Black, alternate character sets, discretionary ligatures, and 594 glyphs, Beth offers remarkable versatility while maintaining a singular voice. For brands, publications, packaging, and projects that want to be remembered. Dark where it counts. Bright where it matters.

Is it just us, or do Saturdays have major serif energy? This weekend, we're highlighting Roliace by Qweera Studio myfonts.com/collections/roli…

The mysterious case of: The right license and the wrong page. A MyFonts customer knew exactly what license they needed, but couldn't find it. Instead of pointing them back to the website and hoping for the best, our support team walked them directly to the solution. They provided the correct licensing information, shared the exact link needed, and even pre-loaded the appropriate licenses into the customer's cart for easy review. A potentially frustrating experience became a simple one. The customer's response? "Everything is clear now. Thank you again for your assistance and prompt responses." Sometimes customer care is simply putting in the extra effort to provide real clarity. Especially with licensing, eliminating guesswork can ease stress and allow creatives to move forward with confidence.

Small refinements, huge impact. TT Norms® Pro 4.100 introduces redesigned bold weights, updated proportions, new kerning/hinting, and matching interface icons. One of the most versatile modern sans families just got better. myfonts.com/collections/tt-n…

What were the Hot New Fonts for May? These were the top ten ten for the end of the month and start of June. 1. Gotham by Hoefler & Co. 2. Viale by ParaType 3. Lütschine by ROHH 4. Gotham Variable by Hoefler & Co. 5. Marcante by Linotype. 6. Dupioni by SilkType 7. TBJ Dogmu by by Taboja Studio 8. Chimango by Sudtipos 9. Signat by TipoType 10. Ragu by Nova Type Foundry Featured font images: TBJ Dogmu, Signat, Ragu, Dupioni View the full list, always auto-updating list here: myfonts.com/collections/hot-…