A hybrid-Gothic display typeface produced with Zetafonts, combining broken counterforms, oversized serifs and Lombardic alternates for drop caps, titles and poster work.
About
Tarisel merges Gothic and Lombardic letterform traditions into a single display typeface, distinguished by broken counterforms and dramatically scaled serifs. Lombardic and Gothic alternates extend its range for decorative applications including drop caps and monumental lettering. The collaboration between Type Goblin and Zetafonts has earned the face award recognition.
Classification
Classified as blackletter due to its Gothic and Lombardic character roots, broken counterforms and gigantic serifs. The 'hybrid-Gothic' descriptor and display orientation place it squarely in the decorative blackletter tradition, adapted for contemporary titling use.