A text serif by the late Joseph Churchward featuring exaggerated concave serifs across four weights with 13-degree slanted italics, suited to both body copy and headlines.
About
Designed in the early 2000s, Churchward Newstype carries the designer's characteristic quirkiness through its pronounced concave serifs, which add visual distinction without disrupting readability. The family spans Light to Bold, with proportions calibrated for strong legibility at text sizes and enough weight in the Bold to hold its own in headlines and posters. Tabular figures and extended Western and Eastern European character support are included across all weights.
Classification
A text serif with exaggerated concave serifs, giving it a distinctive character while maintaining proportions suited to body text. The structure and weight range align with transitional serif conventions adapted for editorial and print use.
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