Incredible detail in very large files

Look for: extremely detailed shapes rendered in a stippled style. These fonts also have multiple weight variants per letter, and a sophisticated OpenType feature that switches between variants to create very realistic textures. A bit over the top maybe, as all this detail adds up to very large font files, so please note these fonts are unsuitable for use on the web. In fact, they are so big we can't sell them through this store! Click 'licensing on request' for inquiries, available only in CFF otf format.

Rougher, but still familiar

The fonts named Rough Pro have a distinct appearance from the HD Pro series (and without the stippling). These shapes have a lichen-like texture. Files are smaller than HD Pro, but still considerable. There are no automatic weight variations.

Pro with support for Latin, Greek and Cyrillic

Less textured than both the HD Pro and HD Rough series. “Pro” indicates that the charactersets support Latin, Greek and Cyrillic. These styles are very close to the NCND Basic weights and can easibly be replaced with NCND Variable if necessary.

Older still?

The versions sold prior to 2008 only had support for Latin and did not have any extensions or additions to the name. The shapes are identical to the “Pro” series. These were mostly sold as Type1 PostScript fonts and support for those stopped a while ago. You should definitely update!