Raxmus

Following on from my successful Majesty and Harmonique typefaces comes Raxmus, another flared serif type family that emulates the style of stone-carved lettering. Raxmus carries an air of familiarity, owing to the strong influence of Berthold Wolpe’s Albertus typeface. I see Raxmus as a contemporary counterpart to Wolpe’s legendary fonts.

This typeface excels in titles, headlines and branding instances, but with its generous x-height and precise forms, Raxmus would also be very comfortable when deployed for website and document body copy.

My type releases are renowned for their quality, versatility, affordability, and their enhanced features. Raxmus is no exception to this and includes a wide range of extras to satisfy your type buds.

Stylistic Set 1 – Swashes. These classical swash glyphs add even more refined elegance to your typographic compositions. Additionally, there are some non-swash alternates, including The Prisoner-style /E/e/ glyphs.

Stylistic Set 2 – Discretionary Ligatures. These all-cap designs link two glyphs to add flair to your titles and headlines.

Stylistic Set 3 – Swash Discretionary Ligatures. This style of ligature combines either a swash ‘K’ or ‘R’ with small cap glyphs.

Stylistic Set 4 – Extended Descenders. 17 glyphs are extended below the baseline with a tapered serif to produce an elegantly-curved ‘foot’ terminal.

In addition, Small Caps are included – these harmonise with lowercase forms making unicase-style typography quick and easy. There are 18 fonts in this family, ranging from Thin to Black in both roman and italic styles. Raxmus has an extensive character set that covers all Latin European languages.

Raxmus Regular is available as a free font when you subscribe to my mailing list.

 
SUGGESTED FONT PAIRING: Raxmus and Wround.