RST Libertad is a humanist sans-serif typeface designed with legibility and efficiency as primary goals. Designed for a wide range of applications such as wayfinding, editorial, web, packaging, and branding. The typeface pays tribute to the works of 16th-century figures: Nicola Jenson, Claude Garamond, and Aldus Manutius, shaping its letterforms, proportions, and italics.
One of the most distinctive features is the striking contrast between regular and italic shapes, which provide a distinct voice and personality. Its low-contrast strokes and ample counters ensure clarity and legibility, making it an excellent choice for wayfinding. Its short proportions make it an efficient and space-saving solution for text-heavy applications and ideal for web design, where vertical space is limited. Libertad's variable capacities allows designers to adjust its weight to fit specific needs, making it an ideal choice for digital design applications that require responsive design to fit different screen sizes and resolutions.
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