Armag
Early 20th-century hand-drawing with an almost biblical severity
Armag is a two-font serif family (Fury and Fury Italic) designed by Matthieu Salvaggio and released in 2021. Inspired by early 20th-century hand drawing, it combines aggressive horned terminals with generous organic forms. The family supports Latin European languages and ships in TTF, WOFF, and WOFF2 formats.
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Insights
- Sharp, horn-like endings contrast with generous organic shapes drawn from hand-lettering rather than mechanical construction.
- Built-in alternates and ligatures support typographic experimentation beyond standard composition.
- The old-fashioned print quality gives the family an almost biblical, archaic appearance.
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