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Paneuropa Retro Font

Designer: Roch Modrzejewski
Publisher: ROHH

Paneuropa Retro was created by Roch Modrzejewski and released by ROHH. Paneuropa Retro contains 36 designs and family package choices. p > Paneuropa Retro is a geometric, tidy and versatile font household inspired by Paneuropa - XX-century Polish classic, made by Idzikowski foundry in Warsaw, 1931. Paneuropa was a reinterpretation of Paul Renner's famous Futura - it was a bit narrower, with different percentages and letter endings. Paneuropa had totally different number and punctuation shapes than Futura. The family was incredibly popular in Poland and was utilized for every kind of editorial use.

Paneuropa Retro is a sibling to Paneuropa Nova (compeletely redrawn, modern variation of the family with refined letter forms, proportions and spacing, extra signs, weights and italics).

Retro household recreates the initial typeface keeping its weights, in addition to peculiarities in letter shapes and spacing.

Paneuropa Retro characteristics:

- letter shapes and percentages are close to the initial to keep retro feel

- adjusted spacing for retro feel

- weights are drawn from the initial (Thin, Routine, Vibrant), 2 inbetween weights are included (Light, DemiBold); Italics added

- extra style - Paneuropa Inline - excellent for display screen usage (likewise existent in original typeface)

- three various versions of each font: Retro (with slightly softened edges), Soft (with soft external and internal edges), and Rough.

The household is extremely flexible. The Inline style as well as vibrant and thin weights are ideal for headings and show use, other styles works incredibly as paragraph text.

Paneuropa Retro's broad variety of weights makes it appropriate for headlines of all sizes, as well as for long and brief paragraphs of text. It is outstanding for on-screen usage, for web applications, interface, in addition to for all kind of print purposes, like branding, packaging and editorial design.