Anna Pizzey

Ponzastura typeface was inspired by Aldo Novarese’s Eurostile, but in this case, monolinear strokes took on contrast and stress. The classical appearance of Ponzastura, whose name is inspired by the Italian city Pontestura where A. Novarese was born, is more of a reaction and interplay.

The character set supports most European languages and contains ligatures as well as symbols, figures and alternative characters. Its strength is in a simplicity and format; recommended for use in headlines or short sentences. Ponzastura typeface can fill in a gap of high-contrasted fonts of nowadays.

Sid is big, a little rough hewn, and just off kilter enough to provide some visual interest that most sans serifs don't have. Use it where you need something that makes a real impact.

Do you need a big font? Try Syd. It’s smooth, symmetric, bold, and beautiful. Put it on a poster, a sign, a wall,... heck, put it on a building! It will hold up to the elements, draw the eye, and make a statement.