Lucifer is an expressive serif typeface rooted in a lesser-known part of Swiss design history. It draws inspiration from the hand-lettering of Swiss designer Robert Stöcklin, featured in his 1924 poster for the Schweizer Mustermesse Basel. With its organic forms and sharp terminals, Lucifer has an almost menacing presence, capturing the distinctive qualities of its historical reference in a type system refined for contemporary design. Its striking character lends itself particularly well to wordmarks, titles, and posters, while its balanced proportions make it suitable for running text. Lucifer comes as a variable font or in eight styles: Regular, Medium, SemiBold, and Bold, each with a corresponding italic.
Lucifer
1.005
Regular, Regular Italic, Medium, Medium Italic, SemiBold, SemiBold Italic, Bold, Bold Italic + Variable
Nguyen Gobber
Nguyen Gobber, Schriftlabor
Pro Helvetia, Swiss Art Council
2022 (Version 1.0)
Soon (Version 1.1)
729 (Upright), 734 (Italic)
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