Fatih Hardal's FH Premier: A Grotesque Font Family for Signage and Editorial
Fatih Hardal, a type designer from Turkey, has introduced FH Premier, a grotesque typeface family designed for use in signage, transport, and editorial contexts. This collection features three subfamilies: FH Premier, FH Premier Condensed, and FH Premier Mono, with a total of six weights ranging from Light 300 to Black 900. Inspired by Akzidenz Grotesk and mid-century modernist styles, FH Premier provides a broader weight range compared to its 19th-century predecessors. It also includes four OpenType stylistic sets, offering variations like single-story and double-story 'a' and 'g', dotless 'i' and 'j', and umlaut options. The family, which reflects a precision industrial heritage with references to brands such as Braun and Herman Miller, is available in OTF and WOFF2 formats exclusively at Typografische.com.
Key facts
- FH Premier is a grotesque font family by Fatih Hardal.
- It spans three subfamilies and six weights (Light 300 to Black 900).
- The design is influenced by Akzidenz Grotesk and mid-century modernism.
- Subfamilies: FH Premier, FH Premier Condensed, FH Premier Mono.
- Includes four OpenType stylistic sets for alternates and variants.
- Brand specimens reference Braun, Leica, Olivetti, USM Haller, Ligne Roset, Herman Miller.
- Available in OTF and WOFF2 from Typografische.com.
- Intended for signage, transport, and editorial use.
Entities
Artists
- Fatih Hardal
Institutions
- Typografische.com
Locations
- Turkey