Open Serif was developed by Steve Matteson and published by Matteson Typographics. Open Serif contains 14 styles and household package choices. p > OPEN SERIF - responding to the question "what font pairs well with Open Sans?". Designed by Steve Matteson for remarkable legibility and comfy reading on screen and in print.

Open Interpretation: Not rather Veronese-- not quite Egyptian. A dash of panache in an otherwise tough serif typeface. Open Serif is an elegant text and display screen typeface family.

Open Interiors: Aesthetically open and legible at text sizes similar to its cousin Open Sans. Open Serif checks out smoothly however has an energetic texture. The chancery style italic contrasts nicely to the roman in a complete bodied nod to Italian Renaissance forms.

Open Type: Open Serif has plenty of OpenType functions including Little Capitals for the Roman, Italic Swash Capitals and Old Design Figures for both.

Open Translation: Supporting all the languages available in Open Sans, Open Serif finishes the translation abilities of global business. Extended text is more pleasant to read in a serif typeface so go worldwide with an unified typeface family!

Open Face: Open Serif Titling is an elegant companion to round out the household. These 'open-face' uppercase are ideal for preliminary letters, mastheads, titles and decoration.

Font Family:
· Open Serif Light
· Open Serif Light Italic
· Open Serif Book
· Open Serif Book Italic
· Open Serif Regular
· Open Serif Italic
· Open Serif Semibold
· Open Serif Semibold Italic
· Open Serif Bold
· Open Serif Bold Italic
· Open Serif Black
· Open Serif Black Italic
· Open Serif Open
· Open Serif Inline

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