Ligurino was developed by Ray Larabie and released by Typodermic. Ligurino includes 37 styles and family package alternatives. p > Ligurino is a level headed sans-serif typeface. Its uncluttered style is canny and placid, maximizing readability.

Ligurino comes in 6 weights, 3 widths and italics and an all-caps summary style for entitling. An austere Q can be accessed using the OpenType stylistic alternates include. A full set of OpenType portions is included too mathematical ordinals.

Ligurino's character set has substantial language support consisting of extended Cyrillic, Vietnamese and Greek.

Font Family:
· Ligurino ExtraLight
· Ligurino ExtraLight Italic
· Ligurino Light
· Ligurino Light Italic
· Ligurino Book
· Ligurino Book Italic
· Ligurino Regular
· Ligurino Italic
· Ligurino Bold
· Ligurino Bold Italic
· Ligurino ExtraBold
· Ligurino ExtraBold Italic
· Ligurino Cond ExtraLight
· Ligurino Cond ExtraLight Italic
· Ligurino Cond Light
· Ligurino Cond Light Italic
· Ligurino Cond Book
· Ligurino Cond Book Italic
· Ligurino Cond
· Ligurino Cond Italic
· Ligurino Cond Bold
· Ligurino Cond Bold Italic
· Ligurino Cond ExtraBold
· Ligurino Cond ExtraBold Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond ExtraLight
· Ligurino SemiCond ExtraLight Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond Light
· Ligurino SemiCond Light Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond Book
· Ligurino SemiCond Book Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond Regular
· Ligurino SemiCond Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond Bold
· Ligurino SemiCond Bold Italic
· Ligurino SemiCond ExtraBold
· Ligurino SemiCond ExtraBold Italic
· Ligurino Outline

Tags: commercial, cyrillic, formal, greek, large aperture, legible, magazine, narrow, plain, remember_sans, sans-serif, staid