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Sans-serif typefaces that draw inspiration from some of the crude and irregular grotesques of the late nineteenth century seem to be popular at the moment. I like to call them “quirky grotesques” and these are 10 of my favorites. They are perfect for adding a touch of warmth and personality to your design in cases where neo-grotesques like Helvetica might feel too cold and sterile.
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By Jeremiah Shoaf · @typewolf
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