
Oldstyle serif as caricature
Jazzier is a caricature of an oldstyle serif typeface designed by Ignacio Casco Guijarro at Dalton Maag, released in 2021. It exaggerates oldstyle serif structure with unexpected typographic details throughout. The family targets expressive applications such as book covers, posters, packaging, and merchandise, and supports over 800 Latin-script languages.
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