Bruna Regular

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Lechuga Type

Bruna

Gabriela Regular

Gabriela

Gabriela Alt Regular

Gabriela Alt

Gabriela Stencil Condensed Regular

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Gabriela Stencil

Mestiza Regular

Mestiza

Mestiza Sans Regular

Mestiza Sans

Antonio was born in Huauchinango, Mexico. He is a graphic designer (1997-2002), with a postgraduate degree in Corporate Identity Design (2005-2006) from Elisava in Barcelona, and a Master in Typographic Design from Centro de Estudios Gestalt in Mexico (2014-2016). He has worked as a branding, editorial and packaging designer in different studios in Mexico City. In 2016 he ventured into the freelance world and currently works on custom typography projects, modifications, retail and logos from his studio and foundry in Querétaro, Mexico. He is left-handed and loves nature.

In the beginning, Lechuga Type developed a friendly display font, then later worked the intermediate weights to work in small sizes to give a clear hierarchy in texts. Bruna is an ideal typeface family for text and display. A versatile family with a pleasant taste. In short, Lechuga wanted to build a functional family without becoming too large. Lechuga developed a 16-font family with almost 900 different glyphs such as small caps, superiors, inferiors, fractions, tabular, old-style and lining figures, mathematical, numbers, etc. This allows you to compose editorial complexity. Its open counters and great height of x give it excellent performance in small sizes. On the other hand, its curved diagonals, generous width, and soft shapes give it a friendly but functional personality for a wide range of messages and tones of voice. Lechuga recommends the four most extreme weight variants (Thin, ExtraLight, Black, and Heavy) for large sizes starting at 18 points and the four intermediate weights (Light, Regular, Medium, and Bold) for small sizes starting at six points.

Gabriela is an extension of its predecessor, Gabriela Stencil, to cover a wider range of uses. With the same DNA, this option is more attractive for short to medium sized paragraphs. It is the ideal Didone family for elegant branding and editorial projects. It includes more than 300 alternate glyphs, swashes, and more than 75 ligatures in its alternate version, which allow composing with a different look but the same spirit, as well as composing more stylized titles. It has 9 weight variants, true italics and an average of 750 characters per variant, supporting more than 90 Latin languages.

Gabriela Stencil, a fashion magazine-inspired typeface with an edgy, elegant couture feel that will make your designs stand out. Whether it&#x27;s for advertising, editorial, packaging, or branding, its personality will steal the show. Inspired by the style of 19th century Didone typefaces, this condensed version of Gabriela Stencil is ideal for headlines, short texts, branding, and publishing projects. The family comes in 7 weights, plus a matching italic, and contains more than 530 glyphs that support 95 different languages.

Mestiza is a type family with a living past, which combines its ancient roots bringing the handmade to the contemporary in a spirited mix that evokes elegance and strength. Thanks to its sharp terminals and high contrast, Mestiza acquires a unique personality. It is ideal for headlines and branding projects and allows it to be set in 219 languages of the Latin alphabet, thanks to the more than 700 characters set. Mestiza has 12 variants, six Roman plus Italics including Small Caps, Old-Style numbers, Superiors, Inferiors, Contextual and Discretionary ligatures, Symbols, and some Alternates.

Mestiza Sans is the new family of the Mestiza system, which is the perfect complement to the Serif version, as it reinforces and amplifies the possibilities of use and combination. It preserves the relics of the serifs discreetly and harmoniously, bringing the artisanal to the contemporary in a mixture that continues to evoke elegance and strength. It’s ideal for Headlines, Branding, and Editorial projects thanks to the fact that it has a set of more than 700 multilingual characters, including Small Caps, Ligatures, some Alternates, Symbols, and six kinds of Numerals, as Lining Figures, Oldstyle, Small Caps, Superiors, Inferiors, and Fractions. Mestiza has 12 variants, six Roman plus italics, including Small Caps, OldStyle numbers, Superiors, Inferiors, Contextual and Discretional ligatures, Symbols, and some Alternates.

Antonio Lechuga