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Full Family
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Antonym Light
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Das GlasperlenspielYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Light Italic
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Friedrichsplatz 148You get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Regular
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Оружейная палатаYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Regular Italic
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National Gallery of ArtYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Medium
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Политехнический музейYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Medium Italic
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Paul Thomas MannYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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Antonym Mono
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The Premature BurialYou get a discount if you buy several licenses at once
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As we embarked on our new design, Antonym, we did not intend to create a type that could be easily grasped or placed, but rather something more elusive. It is an eclectic hybrid that defies easy classification. Partly a serif with asymmetrical wide thin slabs, partly a modulated sans, one of its defining features is missing serifs where one expects them: on curved letters, letters with horizontal strokes, and letters with a curved stroke. Others peculiarities include an a with an overhanging top stroke, a single-story g with a serif on top, narrowed M and a flattened diagonal stroke of the S with apertures so small it approaches an 8.
These highly idiosyncratic details coexist with predictable sturdiness of a 19th-century-inspired slab serif, including wide proportions and low contrast, high x-height and short descenders. The unlikely alloy of styles feels fitting for the melting pot that is contemporary culture and is well-appointed for those cutting-edge projects where distinction is required. Antonym’s predisposition to thoughtful bespoke use does not preclude a more pedestrian application. It is unexpectedly attractive when used for text, as well as display setting, and can be economical when used for closely-leaded text at minuscule point sizes without appearing dense.
Designed by Gayaneh Bagdasaryan and Vyacheslav Kirilenko, 2019-2022