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TypeTogether is proud to introduce Rue Display, an organic, casually ornamental, narrow-faced sans serif designed by Winnie Tan.
Rue's spirited and exploratory design is the materialization of a feeling about fonts as a family of organisms taking on a life of its own, in work and play. It was conceived as a typeface, used as an image and discovered as an ornament.
It comes in 10 weights of light, regular, medium, semibold and bold, each with italics.
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2 Mar 2010 — 10:21am
Fun and free living! Well done!
2 Mar 2010 — 2:18pm
It comes in 10 weights of light, regular, medium, semibold and bold,
That's five weights.
2 Mar 2010 — 2:35pm
I guess Italics count as a separate weight and why not?
2 Mar 2010 — 4:21pm
To my mind, calling italics separate weights is an abuse of the term, albeit one that is frequently encountered. Italics are separate cuts, but not separate weights from their roman counterparts with the same heaviness. Just my opinion...
2 Mar 2010 — 5:26pm
We have all made an editorial error in our lives
18 Mar 2010 — 7:43am
Nick, your right of course. I changed the text on our website. Thanks for pointing it out.
18 Mar 2010 — 8:30am
Veronika, I didn't know you had lived in Boulder!
13 Jul 2011 — 2:05am
Winnie Tan herself a gifted graphic designer, created this beautiful poster featuring her typeface Rue Display. You can buy this poster in our e-shop or receive it for free with a purchase of the Coranto 2 Bundle. This is the fourth poster in a series of collectibles we will make available through our website.
See more pictures on Flickr.
69x44cm, two-colour offset print over Munken Lynx 130gr paper.