A fat-bottomed, high-personality display face rooted in Art Nouveau and 1970s show-poster hand lettering, with stroke contrast and 247 glyphs including extensive alternates and diacritics.
About
Miramar draws on the designer's love of the sea and the expressive hand lettering of 1970s entertainment posters, producing a typeface with heavier bases, slight thick-to-thin contrast and a distinctly funky character. The 247-glyph set covers upper and lowercase, a wide range of diacritics and a generous suite of alternates for typographic variety. It ships with a single-user desktop licence covering personal and commercial use across print and digital.
Classification
A decorative display typeface drawing on Art Nouveau letterform conventions and 1970s hand-lettered show poster aesthetics, with deliberate weight contrast and exaggerated, playful terminals.