Created by Stefan Claudius and Thomas Schostok, CA Saygon is a serif font family. This typeface has three designs and was released by Cape Arcona Type Foundry.

CA Saygon was originally developed for a large corporate design task, but when it ended up that it would never ever be understood, the method was clear to further establish the typeface for a larger audience.

The striking style was intended to show the cultural ruptures in a society after post-modernism, achieved through an apparently random encounter of different official concepts. In truth, there is a careful factor to consider behind this. At the beginning of the style process there were many various sketches and ideas on how the letters could be thrown out of their typical path. But as time went by, the option was reduced to a point where the typeface was meaningful however still annoying sufficient to mesmerize the eye. In addition, the font has a number of alternative letter kinds that can be achieved by means of the Stylistic Sets or the Glyph Palette.

The language support of the typeface is quite extensive-- besides Latin Extended there are likewise Cyrillic and Vietnamese. Various OpenType features complete the professional overall picture, such as superiors and inferiors, portions and proportional and tabular numbers.

Font Family:
· CA Saygon Light
· CA Saygon Regular
· CA Saygon Bold