Canela Condensed Font Family

The difference in width between Canela Condensed and Canela is not subtle: designer Miguel Reyes has established clear differentiation between the families, inspired in part by American book covers of the 1960s and 70s.

Canela Text Font Family

Optimized for use below 20 point, Canela Text brings the grace and distinction of Canela to longer text, and can also bring its elegance to small navigational elements. The Text family includes the full range of weights available in the original, from Thin to Black, allowing the extremes to be used at small sizes as well.Canela Text includes the standard typographic toolkit for setting fine micro typography, such as small caps, tabular figures, and fractions.

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Canela is a graceful display typeface that defies many of the traditional classifications. Designed by Miguel Reyes, its forms are in an ambiguous space between sans and serif, both soft and sharp, modern yet with roots in the classical. Canela began as an interpretation of Caslon, but Reyes gradually took the family in a new and unexpected direction, shedding its serifs and leaving only vestigial flaring at the ends of strokes, taking on a monumental quality influenced by his experience with stonecarving. Canela debuted in issue 5 of fashion and art magazine Document Journal, where its sober elegance complemented a melancholic moment in fashion. Delicate in its lightest form, with its gently flared strokes, as the weight increases to the blackest weights it takes on entirely different feeling of warmth with a quiet confidence.

 

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