Carbon was originally created in 1999 and has been overhauled a decade later.

Alternate letters such as the unicase T of the original are still available as OpenType stylistic alternates. Some of the numerals and most of the punctuation has been redesigned. Accents cover more languages. Along with new weights and italics, there’s Carbon Fence with a 1960s style choppy wire fence effect.

Carbon now includes fractions & numeric ordinals. More…

Carbon Black and Carbon Phyber remain free for commercial use.