Mixing the contemporary with the traditional, the Guardian Headline Egyptian family combines stylish Continental shapes with the no-nonsense proportions of the traditional British Egyptian. Although originally designed for use in newspapers, its wide range of weights make it flexible enough for all types of publication design, corporate identity, and signage systems. The Guardian uses a large family of related fonts called. Guardian Egyptian is the specific subfamily used for. Download Watchtower Bound Volumes Pdf. What font is used on The Guardian website?

Guardian Guardian is a huge superfamily of typefaces designed by Paul Barnes and Christian Schwartz. It was originally created for the 2005 redesign of The Guardian and later published by Commercial Type between 2009-2013. Guardian is made up of eight related families—Egyptian Headline, Egyptian Text, Sans Headline (in four widths), Sans Text and Agate Sans. This makes Guardian a complete solution for solving any kind of serious typographic challenge. Purchase through this link to help support Typewolf—rent monthly for a fraction of the retail price and then own forever after 12 months (webfonts included).