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by José Manuel Urós

For a complete character set preview, look at the PDF specimen

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Joost

Author
José Manuel Urós

Creation
1995

Actual version
3.5 (2017)

Styles
5

Character sets
Basic Latin
Latin-1 Supplement
Latin-2 Central European
Latin Plus

License Types
Desktop, Webfont, ePub, App, Server

Description

Joost is not just a study on the structure and development of the classic Bauhaus alphabets (specifically the style applied with special care by Joost Schmidt in the poster bauhaus im gewerbemuseum basel) but the need to represent a font family in a usable form with those shapes that have fascinated Josema Urós since an early childhood.

Joost version 1, published in 1995, claimed to be radically attached to the concept of Universal Alphabet, which contains only lower case characters, but betrayed that spirit with diacritics, punctuation and a full 256 ASCII table.

Joost version 2, 2009, incorporated a useful upper case and some serious design improvements.

The current version of 2016 has grown to contain a complete character set of Central European, OpenType features and a new system of curves, keeping it evolving 86 years after the publication of the original poster.

Tags
Display, Editorial Design, Historical, Sans Serif, Stencil