Typography for the Right Serif Font Collection
Serifs added to a sans-serif rather than stripped away
Right Serif is a serif typeface from Pangram Pangram with an unconventional origin: it grew out of Right Gothic, an existing sans-serif, by adding serifs rather than being conceived as a serif from the start. The source positions it as both highly functional and distinctively characterful, contrasting it with serif designs rooted in historical tradition.
Set in Right Serif, Right Gothic
Insights
- The typeface originated as Right Gothic (sans-serif) and had serifs added, inverting the typical design direction for a serif family.
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