Designed by Gilles Poplin, Synthese is a sans serif font style family. This typeface has eight styles and was published by BAT Foundry.

The Synthese job integrates numerous influences from landmark sans serifs of the 20th century into an unique typeface household. Equally functional in screen interfaces as in signs, the family likewise features all the tools required for requiring publication design. At very first sight, Synthese imbues a fundamental, almost blatant solidity and strength, however that sensation is soon tempered by gentle curves and subtle detail. This logical and extensive technique to its shaping produces a neutral yet welcoming voice.

The Ultra weight is a departure. This very dark series reveals its full potential in display screen sizes, whilst other cuts, consisting of Light, will carry out well at all sizes. It represents an "workout in style", questioning concepts of blackness and extremes in typeface design. In its alternate glyphs one can find German, Anglo-saxon, and even Latin influences. Following Grotesk custom, Synthese does not have italics however obliques. The alternate shapes of 'a', 'g', and 'l', readily available in both upright and oblique styles, provide choice of personality.

Font Family:
· Synthese Light
· Synthese Light Oblique
· Synthese Regular
· Synthese Oblique
· Synthese Bold
· Synthese Bold Oblique
· Synthese Ultra
· Synthese Ultra Oblique