Typeface Design for the Sensa Font Family
21 styles, six subfamilies, one handmade system
Sensa is a handmade type family designed by Radomir Tinkov and Svetoslav Simov and published by Fontfabric in November 2015. The family spans 21 styles organized into six distinct subfamilies—Brush, Pen, Wild, Sans, Serif, and Goodies—each with its own character while remaining designed to work together. It includes advanced OpenType features such as Stylistic Alternates, Contextual Alternates, Swashes, and Localized Forms, alongside Extended Latin and Cyrillic multilingual support.
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Insights
- The six subfamilies represent distinct stylistic registers—Brush, Pen, Wild, Sans, Serif, and Goodies—engineered to interoperate within a single family.
- The Wild subfamily alone accounts for the majority of styles, offering shade, outline, line, dot, and fill permutations.
- Type direction, design, production, art direction, and presentation design were each formally credited, indicating a structured internal production pipeline.
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