Interno is a retro font style family. This typeface has two designs and was published by Wordshape.

Interno is a headline typeface constructed from a Walter Ballmer Olivetti logo expedition drawn sometime in 1960. Work on Interno commenced in 2006, but was quickly abandoned. In 2009, Eli Carrico selected it up and ran with it, completing Interno 1. Ian Lynam picked through Eli's advancement stages of the typeface and edited together a slightly different variation, Interno 2, making use of a mix of development characters and original characters.
Interno is Italian for internal (or at least that is what the translation widget informed us). A lot of the traditional Olivetti style was down in-house (i.e. internal). Likewise, the typeface has internal switchbacks similar to a paperclip. Interno sounds a bit like "turning inside" phonetically( In-Turn-O). In addition, Interno takes the very first letter and last letter of Olivetti and flips it.

What was the inspiration for designing the font style? It was constructed from a Walter Ballmer Olivetti logo expedition drawn sometime in 1960

What are its primary attributes and features? It is a highly modern display screen font that bends in on itself, evoking traditional Italian modern-day graphic design.

Usage suggestions: Show type for usage in editorial, product packaging, and any other kind of job that requires some Italian flavor.

Font Family:
· Interno 1 Regular
· Interno 2 Regular