Deco Doni was developed by Anton Scholtz and published by Scholtz Fonts. Deco Doni contains 3 styles and household bundle alternatives. p > Deco Doni is a font with two conceptual inputs:

It derives inspiration from

t1. The Didot/Bodoni design of typeface, with its dramatic contrast in between thin and thick lines, and

t2. The quirky, fun-filled appearance of lots of art deco fonts.

The name 'Deco Doni' was stemmed from these 2 inputs: art DECO + boDONI.

Deco Doni does not take itself seriously, yet is crafted with all the care of its antecedents.

The font style has been thoroughly kerned and best outcomes are obtained if kerning is switched on. Nevertheless, even without kerning, the character shapes and spacing are really attractive. ¬ † All-caps passages work well therefore you can utilize all-cap headings. A number of (open-type) automated ligatures are included to make the character spacing really professional.

It is perfect for the development of a retro feel in headings and subheads and also works extremely well as a text font in small sizes. Deco Doni Narrow has been especially developed so that the narrower parts of the characters do not end up being tough to read at little font sizes.

Font Family:
· Deco Doni Narrow
· Deco Doni Medium
· Deco Doni Fat

Tags: 1930s, contrast, deco, dramatic, fun, heading, posters, quirky, retro