Jessie Neue: 1970s-Inspired Serif With Grotesque Elements
Jessie Neue blends the expressive spirit of 1970s serif typefaces with precise grotesque influences. This serif font offers a refined aesthetic through its distinctive ligatures and clean lines, making it suitable for a wide range of creative projects. Its versatility shines in both high-impact headlines and extended body text, presenting a strong choice for editorial design, branding, and digital media.
The typeface’s character set contains 667 glyphs, supporting Basic Latin, Western European, Central European, South Eastern European, Vietnamese, Pinyin, and Basic Greek. The collection includes four weights and a variable version, providing flexibility and creative range for designers. An italic style is planned for future release, further expanding the font’s creative possibilities.
Features:
Four distinct weights and a variable version for flexible design options
Ligatures create a refined and cohesive appearance
Grotesque characteristics provide modern adaptability
667 characters with extensive language support
