Dram Display
Didone sharpness meets Scotch structure across seven weights
Dram Display is a hybrid display typeface combining Didone and Scotch styles, available in seven weights from Light to Black. Wedge serifs and hairline strokes contrast with ball terminals on the a, r, and y that form perfect circles. Stroke contrast increases through the weight range: lighter cuts carry classical refinement while the heaviest styles become near-sculptural. Designed by Matthieu Salvaggio and Pauline Fourest, released in 2026.
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Insights
- Stroke contrast is weight-dependent by design: heaviest styles push it to a near-sculptural degree while lighter weights retain classical refinement.
- Ball terminals on a, r, and y are geometrically strict—described as rolling into perfect circles—creating a focal counterpoint to angular wedge serifs.
- Ships as a variable file alongside TTF and WOFF, with coverage for Latin European languages.
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