Gibbs was designed by Gregory Shutters and published by Typetanic Fonts. Gibbs includes 12 styles and household plan alternatives. p > Gibbs is a tough, sophisticated sans, called for respected maritime architect William Francis Gibbs and inspired by his greatest design, the record-breaking mid-century high-end liner SS United States. Taking various cues from the unique cast aluminum indications discovered on board, the result is really transatlantic - someplace in between industrial American vernacular lettering and the English humanist styles of Gill or Johnston. Both trendy and comfortable to check out, and with a comprehensive list of OpenType functions, Gibbs enables you to set quality type with ease at both text and display sizes.

Built in 1952, the beautiful United States was the most revolutionary ship on the planet when new. After a flawless 17-year career, she now sits unused and remains in risk of ditching. Her existing owner, the non-profit SS United States Conservancy, wishes to restore the ship as a vibrant waterfront development and museum for future generations to delight in for years to come.

Font Family:
· Gibbs Thin
· Gibbs Thin Italic
· Gibbs Light
· Gibbs Light Italic
· Gibbs Book
· Gibbs Book Italic
· Gibbs Medium
· Gibbs Medium Italic
· Gibbs Bold
· Gibbs Bold Italic
· Gibbs Black
· Gibbs Black Italic

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