Nudista is calm and restrained, but positively brims with personality when compared to DIN, which it was created as a more interesting alternative to. Thomas Brousil ’s new sans family is ideal for signage and other contexts where sobriety and clarity are paramount, and comes in five weights and is accompanied by italics, and includes all the necessary accents and diacritics for most European languages. (Nudista ) was originally conceived as a display type, but is sufficiently legible even at text sizes.

Nudista is calm and restrained, but positively brims with personality when compared to DIN, which it was created as a more interesting alternative to. Thomas Brousil’s new sans family is ideal for signage and other contexts where sobriety and clarity are paramount, and comes in five weights and is accompanied by italics, and includes all the necessary accents and diacritics for most European languages.

(Nudista) was originally conceived as a display type, but is sufficiently legible even at text sizes. (Its) carefully-chiselled curves are sturdy and well suited for the harsh conditions of low-resolution printing devices. They work well on computer or mobile phone screens and can be printed on laser printers.

Where Nudista is an ideal replacement for DIN, its cousin Kulturista – based on a similar grid and available with the same character set and weights – is best seen as a modern alternative to Rockwell and similar slab-serif display types. The bold, masculine roman is accompanied by a supple and soft italic, which is a pleasant surprise; the two families play quite well together.

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Kissing Cousins: Nudista & Kulturista