Introducing the Lato Font Family! A sans serif typeface circle of relatives began in the summer of 2010 and traced back through Warsaw-based fashion designer Łukasz Dziedzic. In December, this family turned into an Open Font License by way of his foundry Poland with help from Google .
Ranging over ten or so years, during which Łukasz has been designing typefaces for clients in need of resolving particular design problems. His projects have ranged from Lato (a fixed font originally intended as company logo) to other less well-known but still impressive designs such as Uffe and Almeida Switch Plus DM Firmsoft.
Lato Font Family
In this passage about Designer Lukask P’s work history I’m going to explain how he began with a single project at its core before moving onto more expansive body work . Initially starting off small was key because it showed potential employers what kind popular fonts would become if given time & space.
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When working on Lato, Lukasz tried to carefully balance some doubtlessly conflicting priorities. He sought to create a typeface that could seem pretty “transparent” whilst used in body text but would show some authentic tendencies when large sizes are needed for display purposes.
The main thing about the letters is that they provide a sense of warmth, while still being serious. “In male and female lies their extreme sweetness with summer” said Łukasz “Grab them.
