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Everett Font Family

Everett is a contemporary and versatile grotesque typeface that features an organic drawing and a particular digital flavor. Strong typographic details add a high tension while keeping a reading comfort, finding the right balance between a font that is graphic yet fluid. The typeface was initiated at ECAL, evolved since then and is currently still in progress.

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A monospace version of Everett has always been part of the project, since its very beginning in 2015. At this point, only the Mono Regular cut existed and grew over time alongside its normal, proportional siblings. The typographic program became then more ambitious: translating 20 styles of Everett – its wide proportions and distinctive cuts – into single fixed-size blocks proved to be really challenging. The design had to find creative ways to compress and carefully fine-tune the letterforms in order to keep a high level of legibility as well as the original Everett flavor. All weights are designed to be used together; each glyph across the complete family shares the exact same width. A graphic peculiarity of Everett Mono is its ligatures, which occupies sometimes two, or even three blocks, resulting in a mechanical touch. Ultimately, Everett Mono is an independent subfamily on its own but at the same time also the perfect companion of Everett, which can be played together, like brothers and sisters.

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Everett emerged during Nolan Paparelli’s studies at ECAL/University of Art & Design Lausanne, resulted as his diploma work and since then ever evolved. Initially inspired by the work of the american photographer Daniel Everett, it quickly began to become more personal and resulted in his own take on the grotesque genre. The font’s symmetrical structure is balanced with an organic drawing and a particular digital flavor. Strong typographic details add a high tension while keeping a reading comfort, finding the right balance between a font that is graphic yet fluid. Low ascenders and descenders allow designers to set texts with tight line spacing, resulting in economizing space. The fonts are fully equipped with various stylistic sets, ligatures and case-sensitive forms among other features. The weights variation from Hairline to Super with corresponding Italics form a coherent and versatile family offering various design solutions from book design to poster design, from branding to signage systems and much more.