Articles

• Boutros Text
  24 May 2016, by Soulaf Khalifeh
  Family Pack (one license only): £180.00 Designer: Boutros Fonts Boutros Text is a modern adaptation of the classical Naskh script, and it is used by the Saudi newspaper, Al-Jazirah. Boutros Text was meticulously crafted for optimal readability in newspaper body text setting. It simplifies the calligraphic strokes of Naskh and widens the counters to allow more white space within and between characters.
• Tanseek Traditional
  24 March 2010, by George Kandalaft
  Family pack (one license only): £320.00 Designers: Boutros Fonts / Dave Farey, Arlette Boutros, Richard Dawson, Mourad Boutros Tanseek is a modern bilingual typeface designed by two professional groups, each expert in their own field. The Tanseek family was first conceived as an Arabic style of four weights. The next stage was the development of a companion Latin family of fonts, to be visually compatible with the Arabic style, which previously had never been attempted, let alone (…)
• Boutros News H1
  24 May 2016
  Family Pack (one license only): £190.00 Designer: Boutros Fonts Boutros News H1 is a display font designed for headlines, and used by the Saudi newspaper, Al-Jazirah. It is meant to complement Boutros Text, which was designed for body text setting. BoutrosNewsH1 simplifies the calligraphic strokes of Naskh and widens the counters to allow more white space within and between characters. It comes in three weights: regular, bold and extra bold.
• Boutros Almond
  16 October 2016
  Family Pack (one license only): £400.00 Designer: Boutros Fonts / Soulaf Khalifeh The objective behind Boutros Almond was to create a geometric typeface with humanistic features suitable for body text setting. Designed with minimal stroke contrast, letters carried the influence of the Naskh style of writing but applied to a modular structure. With large counters, the spacing between letters has been adjusted to create a consistent and even rhythm, enhancing the typeface’s readability at (…)
• What’s Your Type?
  22 January 2018, by Soulaf Khalifeh
  Designers often get overwhelmed and confused when they need to choose a suitable typeface for their projects. Even those with a strong typographical background find it hard to narrow down the choice and pinpoint the right font - and it’s not surprising considering the extensive font libraries currently available. As a type foundry, we believe it is our responsibility to inform clients’ decisions when it comes to purchasing fonts - we understand and appreciate the investment you’re making (…)