HongKong was created by Gaetan Baehr and released by Indian Type Foundry. HongKong consists of 14 styles and household plan choices. p > HongKong is a large, futuristic-style sans serif family. The letters have straight-sides-- even 'e' and 'o', for example-- and the entire typeface has a rather minimalistic style. Numerous normal sans serif features have actually been decreased somewhat. Rather a couple of lowercase letters are spurless. The 'a' still has a double-storey structure, however it is without the last spur on its bottom right. Other features of the typefaces include a rounded-top 'A' and a single-story 'g'.

HongKong includes 14 font styles. There are seven various weights, each with a buddy italic. The italics are obliques. Like the upright typefaces, all of their letterforms are drawn with mono-linear strokes. Each font includes alternate, even more-rounded variations of the letters'M', 'N', 'V', 'W', 'X', 'Y', 'Z', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', and 'z' ... plus all of the diacritic characters based on these. HongKong's lowercase letters have a really high x-height, and their ascenders increase above caps just a little bit. The household's lighter weights feel good and loose in text, while the much heavier weights are spaced more firmly. HongKong is an excellent font style for the tech industry, but could likewise be put to good usage to market music or art.

Font Family:
· HongKong Hairline
· HongKong Hairline Italic
· HongKong Thin
· HongKong Thin Italic
· HongKong Light
· HongKong Light Italic
· HongKong Regular
· HongKong Italic
· HongKong Medium
· HongKong Medium Italic
· HongKong Bold
· HongKong Bold Italic
· HongKong Black
· HongKong Black Italic

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