What's Hot From ITC

February 2004

Invitation Scripts Value Pack Personal, handmade invitations are always the most welcome. They reflect best on you and the special event you are planning. Be it a wedding, dinner, birthday party, or just an informal get-together, invitations set in your own words–and using a special font of your choice–make the most lasting impressions. Which is why we put together this special collection of fonts. Use just one, combine two, mix and match; you can’t go wrong. And at $199, they will pay for themselves in unique invites many times over. Click here for more.

ITC Puamana From the fluid brushstrokes of Teri Kahan’s lettering comes a tropical treasure: ITC Puamana, graceful as a palm tree in the ocean breeze. Click here for more.

March 2004

ITC Kahana Swaying like a Hawaiian hula, ITC Kahana is filled with Polynesian pride. This versatile display face from Teri Kahan includes a lovely decorated alphabet. Click here for more.

May 2004

ITC Anna What started out as designer Daniel Pelavin’s “family” typeface has finally struck out on its own. Meet ITC Anna, a versatile family of display designs with a modern, Art-Deco-tinged personality. Click here for more.

December 2004

ITC Humana With 15 weights and styles available, ITC Humana is an extended type family that offers incredible versatility while retaining a friendly, distinctive identity. It’s also extremely legible. ITC Humana was designed by Timothy Donaldson. Click here for more.

August 2004

ITC Founder's Caslon Early in the 18th century, William Caslon completed the initial sizes of his new typestyle, which he first used in his printing business but which soon became popular throughout England. Historians have said that, just as Shakespeare gave England a national theatre, William Caslon gave the country a national typeface. Click here for more.

July 2004

Legacy Sans & Serif Although both are based on the same design model, ITC Legacy Serif would be classified as an exceptionally sensitive interpretation of an earlier style, while ITC Legacy Sans could only be called an original design statement. Click here for more.

September 2004

ITC Resavska Three different projects gave Serbian designer Olivera Stojadinovic the opportunity to develop variations of Resavska, a highly legible design. Now, this group of sans serif and serif faces is available as a versatile and highly readable typeface family, in four weights. Click here for more.

October 2004

ITC Tyke Chubby but versatile — that’s what Tomi Haaparanta was aiming for when he designed ITC Tyke. This chunky charmer goes pound-for-pound with Cooper Black at its heaviest weight, but offers a full range of lighter weights and italics as well. Click here for more.

November 2004

ITC Astro Some people work, some people watch cartoons, and some do both at the same time. ITC Astro, the design debut of Sasa Petricic, is named after none other than the futuristic hound from The Jetsons. One look at this loony, cartoony font–of–the–future and you’ll know why. Click here for more.