Slab Serif
It is highly legible on displays, which is why it was chosen as the Nook Reader's default typeface. This font family includes six weights: regular, light,
Amasis font is a humanist slab serif typeface family that includes 20 styles such as Pro Regular, Pro Light, Std Regular, and so on. Mr. Ron Carpenter, a British designer, took charge of its design in 1990 and successfully released it through Monotype Corporation. Instead of the geometric look seen in slab serifs, this typeface takes a humanist approach.
It is highly legible on displays, which is why it was chosen as the Nook Reader's default typeface. This font family includes six weights: regular, light, medium, italic, bold, and black (each weight has its matching italics). It has over 300 distinct glyphs and humanist characters, including uppercase and lowercase letters, punctuation, symbols, and updated icons. This typeface is very similar to choplin font.
This typeface's features include many stylistic alternatives, texture ligatures, swashes, all Eastern and Western European characters support, and many special characters that can be used in a variety of design projects.
This typeface works well with many other typefaces, but Monotype Grotesque font complements it well for creating text designs.
Because of its clean face, this humanist typeface works well on screens and displays. You have the ability to create stunning logo designs for your company profiles, websites, and brands.
This typeface is similar to some other slab serifs, but the closest fonts to this old stylish typeface are Museo Slab Font and Chaparral Font.
When used in personal projects, it is free of all restrictions and license issues. You must obtain permission from the font author for commercial or official uses.
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