Filmotype Wand was designed by Charles Gibbons and published by Filmotype. Filmotype Wand contains 1 design. p > Filmotype Wand was introduced in 1955 as part of the Flat Serif classification. Influenced by clever piece serifs consisting of Hellenic Wide -popular in American tv westerns and in heavy usage in corporate letterhead and shop product packaging - Filmotype Wand takes a more modern technique with more rounded types for higher readability.

Charles Gibbons developed period-authentic Cyrillic and Greek letterforms while paying very close attention to linguistic details to guarantee precise forms for native language readers. Filmotype Wand supports over ninety languages consisting of Russian and modern-day Greek and localized kinds especially for setting Bulgarian, Serbian, Polish, Romanian, and Turkish.

Filmotype Wand was established and expanded from the original font filmstrips and includes language specific stylistic alternates, automated fractionals, full European language supported ordinals, an expansive set of alternate contextual and case-sensitive forms, as well as a complete complement of ligatures and complete clinical inferiors and superiors in dynamic OpenType format.

Font Family: Filmotype Wand

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