Turino is a revival of the early 20th century produced by the Nebiolo foundry with its gargantuan finials and other terminal flourishes, while the Didi ITC is an exaggerated form of Didone that was created in 1970 by Bonder and Carnase for use in routines. These characteristics were illustrated in the work of Giambattista Bodoni, who took the French types of Fournier and Didot and refined them to give them the characteristics that have been explained above.įirmin Didot had produced the first Didone Ide type, there the name of the group in the 1780s, with very fine finishes and hard ones with characters between thick and fine features that took advantage of the best operations in the quality of the paper and the Print. Here there is extreme contrast between the thick and the fine features: the finials of the lower case letters are horizontal and often unfertilized, the emphasis, or axis inclination of the letters, is totally vertical.
The precursors of a similar style were the typefaces of Pierre Simon Fournier and Didot. His designer, Giambattista Bodoni (Parma, 1740-1813) was named King of Printers thanks to the exquisite quality of his prints. The font was designed and maintained by Owen Earl, founder of the “Indestructible Type” font foundry.īodoni is a key typeface within the modern style that appeared at the end of the 18th century and which represents the culmination of 300 years of evolution of the Roman typeface. It is inspired by the designs of Giambattista Bodoni.
Bodoni Font is an original serif typeface created by Indestructible Type.
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