New ByzantiumTimes
An old soul.
A new language.
Two expressions.
One collection.
Sculpted Serif. Clear-spoken Sans. A shared rhythm across Latin, Greek and Cyrillic, from the lightest line to the boldest impression.
Separate letters.
A shared stroke.
Two dots become one gesture. Crossbars meet. A pair of capital Ts shares a single line. Turn the connections on and off to see the character of each family.
Connections on
ii ij ji jj
skiing · alibi
ii ij ji jj
skiing · alibi
Linked dots use contextual alternates. Crossbar connections use discretionary ligatures. Both are optional and use the original spacing.
Memory,
made modern.
From the rhythm of Byzantine manuscripts to the meeting of two strokes. New Byzantium Times carries a trace of the past into contemporary identities, books and objects.
Αα Ββ Γγ Δδ
Explore the charactersYour words, our letters.
Choose a family, change the weight, and write something of your own.
Type, out in
the world.
From a first introduction
to an object worth keeping.
Across alphabets.
Extended Latin, Greek and Cyrillic.
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Cyrillic capital letter Ya · U+042F
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Desktop OTF & TTF · Web WOFF2 · Static font files
A few useful details.
What is included in each family?
Serif and Sans each include Light, Regular and Bold, plus their three italic styles. The complete collection includes all twelve styles in OTF, TTF and WOFF2 formats.
Which writing systems are included?
The current fonts include extended Latin, modern and polytonic Greek, and Cyrillic characters, with language-specific forms for Bulgarian, Serbian and Macedonian. Explore the character browser above to inspect individual characters.
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Can I try the typefaces first?
Yes. Use the live tester above to try your words across all twelve styles. The application previews use these same font files, so you can see their character in context.
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