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An edge with tension
Straight strokes meet pointed wedge serifs. At headline sizes, the direction of each stroke ending becomes clear.
Wedge serifJFFF · Display
Object Latin
OBJECT Latin. Sharp capitals and flowing lowercase forms.
1 / 4QUIET DRAMA
Sharp edges.
Lasting presence.
Object Latin gives short phrases a lasting presence. Wedge-shaped serifs, fine strokes against bold stems, and the sweeping curve of J create its character. The detail is in the letterforms.
- Best suited to
- Exhibition poster titles
- Suggested setting
- Short titles, generous space
- Recommended size
- 48–120 pt
IN CONTEXT
Different words. Different moods.
Two settings chosen for the rhythm of the letters and the meaning of the words.
Exhibition poster study
OBJECT STUDIES
The round counter of O sits alongside the straight strokes of T and E. A short, two-line title lets the letterforms carry the poster.
- Setting
- Uppercase, flush left
- Tracking
- +0.015 em, kerning on
- Line height
- 1.10
Editorial title study
The art of form.
Mixed case softens the tone. Moving ‘of’ to the second line gives the title a measured rhythm, with the final period completing the composition.
- Setting
- Mixed case, flush left
- Tracking
- 0 em, kerning and ligatures on
- Line height
- 1.12
THE LETTERS
Three forms. One character.
Actual glyphs, enlarged. Look at the stroke endings, the movement of the curves and the space inside.
J
A curve below the line
The descending curve softens a strong vertical stem. Leave room below the baseline so the shape can breathe.
Descending curveO
Space in balance
Thick and thin strokes surround an oval counter, bringing a curved rhythm to a sequence of straight letters.
Stroke contrastSETTING THE TYPE
Give the words room.
Try a little extra space in all-caps titles. For mixed case, start with the default spacing. Keep kerning on and test the words you will actually use.
All caps / +0.03 em
FORM & SPACE
Mixed case / 0 em
Objects of lasting beauty.
These specimens scale with your screen. Use the tester below to set an exact pixel size, tracking and line height.
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BEFORE YOU USE IT
Made for headlines.
Use small text with care.
Fine strokes and serif details become less distinct at smaller sizes. Compare the same sentence below.
48 px / display detail
A quiet room. A lasting impression.
16 px / small-text comparison
A quiet room. A lasting impression.
Keep it short. Recommended print size: 48–120 pt. These on-screen pixel samples do not represent the same physical size. Check a printed proof before production.
Pair it with readable body type. A neutral sans serif for longer text and small interface labels gives the headline more room to stand out.
Know what is included. Includes English, extended Latin, numbers and symbols in one Regular style. No Hangul or additional weights. Small-text hinting and document testing in Word and Adobe apps are not yet complete.
Character set
314 shown, excluding spaces and combining marksThese characters are included in the font file. Hangul is not included.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789 & @ ! ? € £ $
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Install and start creating
- Download and extract the ZIP file.
- Open the TTF or OTF file and choose Install (Windows) or Install Font (macOS).
- Restart your design app and select JFFF Object Latin.
Install either the TTF or OTF, not both. For websites, use the WOFF2 file when included.
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