Xenia Artemova

This playful family was illustrated by the whimsical Justine Childs who made this collection for Outside the Line. These fonts can be used for endless things through out the year. Get creative and make your kids Valentines or your own Christmas card.

Plz read the license agreement. You can use these fonts for your personal use for cards, menus, flyers, tag sales etc. But if you want to use them on something you sell like t-shirts or cards you will need to contact Rae at Outside the Line for a commercial license.

Arlista is a stylish, classy and modern handwritten font with many alternative styles for your beautiful project.

We make this font carefully so that each letter can be accessed well. Alternatives to the letters a-z, beautiful decoration, and the ligatures make your project more elegant and classy. Arlista also has multilingual support and is PUA encoded.

Features :

• 350+ Glyphs
• Ligatures
• Alternates
• Simple installations
• Standard Uppercase and Lowercase Alphabet
• Numbers and Punctuation
• Swash
• Stylistic Set
• Open Type Features
• PUA Encoded
• Multi-lingual Support

Metric is a subtle grotesque 5 weight contemporary sans serif designed to be flexible and versatile. A grotesque with some humanist qualities. What Metric lacks in flair, it makes up for in substance and craft. Metric is rooted in Swiss tradition, with influence from many of the classics, but sitting comfortably somewhere in-between. Familiar but new.

FS Sally is a graceful typeface. A refreshingly simple design that offers a crafted elegant finish to display and text typographies. Modern in its transitional style but with

a hint of the classic. Sally enables its forms

to sit with a distinctive aplomb in both

small and large amounts of text.

FS Jack is a confident typeface. Cool sans serif, good looking and enthusiastic, honest, clear and to the point. Has Small Caps, Oldstyle & Lining Figures, Superiors, Fractions, Alternative characters.

FS Industrie is a systematic typeface.

An extraordinarily versatile new type system, with 70 variants built around five different widths and seven different weights.

Stylistically, FS Industrie feels direct and simple without sacrificing its humanity. It takes inspiration from German fonts of the 1930s, with their roots in manufacturing and signage. Each width and weight is drawn with subtle variations as you progress throughout the system, ensuring that each variant plays to its unique strengths. FS Industrie is a response to the changing nature of type, for brands responding to the changing nature of work.