TT Pines, a multilingual font family that celebrates the beauty of accidental details.
St. Petersburg, Russia based foundry TypeType recently published a new type family called ‘Pines’. TT Pines is based on countless sans serif letter shapes that have been carefully cut out of paper. The result is a typeface with lots of real emotions and a few accidental details. This font family with its deliberate inaccuracy celebrates the beauty of natural forms. With TT Pines’ special warmth and friendliness you can create headlines or small text blocks for a great variety of designs. You can use it for websites, handmade packaging or eco-friendly products.
The TT Pines font family consists of 5 weights ranging from thin to black plus matching italic versions. The extensive character set supports over 70 languages. For additional information on this beautiful type family, feel free and check out the following link.
You can get the whole type family on MyFonts.
A big sans serif family inspired by natural, accidental details.
An unconventional typeface with deliberate inaccuracy in its details.
Both the 5 straight and 5 italic fonts are inspired by nature and random shapes.
The full family consists of 10 fonts including 5 weights plus italic versions.
The multilingual typeface also supports Cyrillic letters.
The Pines font family supports more than 70 languages.
The thin versions convey a touch of elegance.
This sans serif typeface is a tribute to our beautiful nature.
TT Pines is a font family that has been cut out of paper before all characters have been digitized.
You can use it as big, fat display fonts for dominant headlines.
The full font family is available for purchase here.
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