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Prog Font
Font Products, T26104 Prog
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Prog is a modular font created on a five by nine square grid. The x-height, and consequently most of the lower case adheres to a five by five grid, with an additional two units above and two units below for capitals, ascenders and descenders.
There are three versions of Prog available: Square (square-edged), Radius (round-edged) and Fusion which is essentially square but with round O's, round punctuation and diagonal 45° X's. The addition of a few disruptive characters makes quite a difference to the look of the font, it has a bit of a dangerous quality.
A few characters, namely the M and W in both upper and lower case are granted a width of seven units to give them a more conventional look, however for the purists, a monospace version of the font also exists in all three styles, which demands that the M's and W's are restricted to a width of five units.
All versions have full upper and lower case character sets and includes all accented characters for Western and Central European languages.
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Talbot Type
Adrian Talbot established Talbot Type in 2012. His typefaces have been adopted widely, notable clients include the BBC, The British National Health Service and the Victorian State Government in Australia.Talbot Type fonts aspire to be timeless designs, valid now and in the future. They are inspired by...
