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Envoy™

por Tim Rolands
Estilos individuales desde $10.00 USD $7.50 USD
25% Off
Familia completa de 14 fuentes: $129.00 USD $96.75 USD
La familia tipográfica Envoy fue diseñada por Tim Rolands y publicada por Tim Rolands. Envoy contiene 14 estilos y opciones de paquete familiar. Más información sobre esta familia

Sobre la familia


Envoy is a serif type inspired primarily by Garalde oldstyle types like those of Claude Garamond. As such, it is particularly well suited for book and magazine text. Characteristic details more typical of Venetian oldstyle faces serve to give Envoy just a bit more personality. The base family includes regular, italic, bold, bold italic and small capitals. Expert sets add ligatures and alternate letterforms. Display sets include letterforms customized for titling. Originally designed in 1995 and 1996, for the 1996 Morisawa International Typeface Design Competition, Envoy was later revived, completed and publicly released in 1998. During the initial design, the family was known as Truman in honor of Northeast Missouri State University becoming Truman State University, but the name was changed to Envoy prior to entry in the competition.

Diseñadores: Tim Rolands

Fundición: Tim Rolands

MyFonts debut: Oct 26, 2001

Envoy™ is a trademark of Tim Rolands.

Acerca de Tim Rolands

Tim Rolands Digital Studio creates distinctive typefaces that bring the richness of historical lettering into contemporary design. Drawing inspiration from Renaissance printing, classical Roman inscriptions, and centuries of typographic tradition, his work combines expressive character with practical versatility. An award-winning writer, editor, publisher, and type designer, Tim approaches typography with a particular appreciation for the relationship between language and letterform. His collection includes refined book faces, elegant editorial typography, and distinctive display designs. In 2026, Tim Rolands celebrates 25 years on MyFonts—a quarter century of independent type design, historical exploration, and the enduring art of the written word.

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