UPDATE
Finally Soleil italics!

Soleil, the geometric sans serif designed in 2011 by Wolfgang Homola has been extended with the eagerly awaited set of slanted italics.These new styles extend the typefamily's usability even further maintaining its simplicity and fluid rhythm.

IMPORTANT NOTE: If you already own a Soleil licence please contact us to upgrade to the new complete bundle at a discounted price.

NEWS
José Scaglione, new president of ATypI

We are very pleased to announce that TypeTogether's co-founder José Scaglione was elected president of the Association Typographique Internationale at ATypI's annual meeting in Amsterdam on 13 October 2013. This is the beginning of an exciting period for José and every one else involved. We would like to thank the outgoing president John D. Berry, now Honorary President, for his dedication and great work during the last six years.

TYPE IN USE
Adelle in Danaë

Accompanying the Russian contribution to the Venice Biennale 2013 an illustrated catalogue has been compiled featuring the exhibition "Danaë" by German artist Vadim Zakharovs, an installation that recuperates the ancient Greek myth of Danaë and Zeus. The catalogue, with two editions, in English and Russian was designed by Verena Gerlach using TypeTogether's Adelle and Adelle Cyrillic in texts and headlines.

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SPECIALS
Get Bree Serif Regular & Italic for free!

Earlier this year we released Bree Serif, a young and charming upright, perfect match with its multi-award winning cousin Bree. Bree Serif consists of 12 styles, and has a range of OpenType features and broad language support. Now we offer two of Bree Serif styles, Regular and Italic, for free, find them in our Freebies section!

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EDUCATION
Lecture in Serebro Nabora

Veronika Burian will offer a talk via Skype in the next edition of Serebro Nabora, the only type design conference held in Russia (8-13 November 2013, Moscow). Veronika's presentation will discuss the difficulties when designing scripts that we can't actually read.

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