Aspic was developed by Gareth Hague and published by Alias. Aspic contains 2 designs and family package alternatives. p > Asperity, Asphalt and Aspic, were designed for Another magazine problems 18 and 19, A typeface in 3 versions, Hard, Soft and Script, 3 typefaces with the exact same character shape, where tough is angular, Soft is brushlike, and Script a painted-ish linked design.

If Asperity references pen-drawn and sculpted lettering, Aspic has a various set of influences, but still based on crafted, calligraphic hand lettering. Aspic takes ideas from the lettering you might discover on cereal packages or toilet rolls. Seemingly throwaway or ephemeral, these are skilfully drawn, crafted lettering styles, probably brush-like and handwritten to represent friendliness, warmth. Aspic has that very same swashy character, however is not extremely casual. Rounded, however not hand-done.

Font Family:
· Aspic Medium
· Aspic Bold

Tags: food, packaging, rounded, soft