Meno Display was originally designed by Richard Lipton in 1994, as a modest but elegant workhorse serif. Logos, social media posts, and brand identities would all be suitable applications for this new sans serif. This boho-inspired sans serif combines strong vertical stems and unique weight contrasts, giving it a unique and whimsical feel. Alokary (Feb 2022)Īlready a top 20 trending font for 2022 (according to MyFonts), Alokary was designed by Putu Dody Permana and published by Hishand Studio. Almoneda’s elegance lends itself well to print headlines and would be well suited to industries like hospitality, beauty, or for up-market restaurant logos. The bold and regular weights look beautiful as headlines, with a gothic, edgy attitude to them.ĭesigned with love by Alejandro Paul for Sudtipos foundry. Almoneda (Jan 2022)Īlmoneda is a sizzling Spanish display serif that comes in four weights.

Ideal for editorial spreads, logos, and other larger display headlines. With beautiful twisting terminals and extreme weight contrasts, Avegra has a flowing, masonry-like quality to it that oozes nostalgia and elegance.

Avegra (Feb 2022)Ĭreated by Annas Alam Yahya in February 2022 for Letteralle Studio, Avegra is a stylish modern serif font family. With elegant strokes and beautifully subtle serifs, Hernandez Bros is both sharp and solid at once. It’s already one of the most popular fonts available this year, and we can see why. Hernandez Bros was named by its designers, brothers Daniel and Eli Hernández, for the Latinotype foundry. Nostalgia refers to a longing for an idealized past: expect to see retro letterforms that give a sense of whimsy and the archaic throughout 2022. After two years of uncertainty and likely more to come, font designs are going to mirror a prevailing sense of yearning for better times. Nostalgic display fonts play off written mediums of the past, like newsprint, masonry, and hand-written lettering. Designed by Daniel Jones and published by the London-based HyperDeluxe in February 2022, this 90 style font family has weights suited for any medium, from apps to logos, and yes, even planes! Shorai Sans Variable (Feb 2022)Įxperiment with font trends on Looka! Get started Nostalgic fonts HD Colton (Feb 2022)īold, impactful, and flexible. Axalp’s clean, bold design would be great for tech logos, brand identities, and websites. Designed by Roch Modrzejewski and published by ROHH in January 2022. We love this font for its versatility it looks great in its boldest form or as a thin, all caps font. Axalp Grotesk (Jan 2022)Īxalp Grotesk, a ‘modernist charismatic sans’, is an impactful yet inventive geometric sans serif with multiple weights. From more functional, modern logo fonts like Axalp Grotesk and Actay, to more playful fonts like TT Arlen and Bradbury Five, these fonts represent a movement away from purely utilitarian styles to ones with more character.Įxpect to see a lot of these sans serifs in 2022. (Check out 2023 Font Trends here!) Charismatic sans serifsĬharismatic sans build off the sturdy, functional geometric sans serifs that were popular last year. Ready to take a look at the best fonts for your logo or brand in 2022? Here we go! On the other hand, nostalgia reigns supreme, with display fonts that gravitate more towards design styles of times-gone-by.įinally, humorist fonts will become more popular, with brands increasingly aiming to add a bit of levity to their identity, after a heavy couple of years for everyone. On one hand, we’re going to see a movement towards more charismatic sans serifs, an evolution from the functional sans serif fonts we touched on in 2021’s most popular fonts post. How does this play out in the most popular fonts of 2022? As designers aim for approachability and solidity in the present, they also look back with wonder to the past. In 2022, three different font design styles will trend.

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