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Download Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with Type

Download Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with Type
Download Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with Type Download Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with TypeDownload Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with Type


Download Bw Seido Raw Font Family From Branding with Type


Bw Seido Raw strikes a balance between crude engineered geometry and the demands of legibility and pragmatism a workhorse typeface needs. The result is a highly functional type family with an industrial feel, ready to be used anywhere from screen-based to print. The stylistic set accesible through the OpenType panel presents a more neutral feel by removing the sharp bends on some key characters. It consists of 12 styles (6 uprights + 6 matching obliques) supporting all European Latin languages. It contains many OpenType features like slashed zero, fractions, case sensitive forms, localised forms or ligatures.


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