Timezone
Regular & Italic
Monospace
HAL Timezone is a low-contrast, weighty serif typeface, aesthetically inspired by early digital fonts, freshly transitioned from the phototype era. A robust text font with high visibility and slightly rounded edges: the upright styles (Regular and Monospaced) are sturdy and durable, while the Italic is more playful and dynamic, reminiscent of classical, antique serif faces, with additional small caps for all three styles, including numerals. No matter the size, task, latitude, or longitude, Timezone never sleeps. Download Specimen
Design | Studio HanLi |
Development | HAL Typefaces |
Styles | Regular, Italic, Mono |
File Formats | otf, woff, woff2 |
Characterset | MacOS Roman |
Release Year | 2021 |
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Gn
Marine
Marine
Affkin
Affkin
gyroplane
gyroplane
17:50–23:48
17:50–23:48
A closer look
Opentype feature: small caps
Upright ligature “ffk”
Italic ligature “gy”
Oldstyle figures
“Times Roman fonts of different design sizes, scaled to same x-height to show proportional changes according to scale.” From Form, Pattern & Texture in the Typographic Image (originally published in 1989 in Fine Print: The Review for the Arts of the Book) by Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes
Construction of Demos (1976) by Gerard Unger
Timezone
Regular &
Italic &
Monospace
HAL Timezone is a low-contrast, weighty serif typeface, aesthetically inspired by early digital fonts, freshly transitioned from the phototype era. A robust text font with high visibility and slightly rounded edges: the upright styles (Regular and Monospaced) are sturdy and durable, while the Italic is more playful and dynamic, reminiscent of classical, antique serif faces, with additional small caps for all three styles, including numerals. No matter the size, task, latitude, or longitude, Timezone never sleeps. Download Specimen
Design | Studio HanLi |
Development | HAL Typefaces |
Styles | Regular, Italic, Mono |
File Formats | otf, woff, woff2 |
Characterset | MacOS Roman |
Release Year | 2021 |
|
|
Gn
Marine
Marine
Affkin
Affkin
gyroplane
gyroplane
17:50–23:48
17:50–23:48
Close-up details
Opentype feature: small caps
Upright ligature “ffk”
Italic ligature “gy”
Oldstyle figures
“Times Roman fonts of different design sizes, scaled to same x-height to show proportional changes according to scale.” From Form, Pattern & Texture in the Typographic Image (originally published in 1989 in Fine Print: The Review for the Arts of the Book) by Charles Bigelow and Kris Holmes
Construction of Demos (1976) by Gerard Unger
©2024 HAL Typefaces, Studio HanLi
©2024 HAL Typefaces, Studio HanLi