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Bryant 2

Bryant 2

Long since replaced by computers, the popular Wrico mechanical lettering kits used by draftsmen and amateur sign makers in the 60s and 70s served as the inspiration for the Bryant family of typefaces. Well-suited for a range of tasks, the Bryant fonts are a warm and modern take on the geometric sans serif. Since its original release in 2002, Bryant has been updated and expanded to include Extended Latin support as well as a Pro version with Small Caps, multiple numeral styles, and italics.

Details

Designer:
Eric Olson
Released:
2002, 2005
Fonts:
4 weights , 12 styles
Formats:
OpenType, WOFF2, WOFF, EOT
Related:
Condensed & Compressed

Features

Full Specs
  • Small caps, all small caps
    Small caps, all small caps
  • Stylistic alternates, also found as Stylistic sets
    Stylistic alternates, also found as Stylistic sets
  • Lining numerals: proportional (default) & tabular
    Lining numerals: proportional (default) & tabular
  • Old style numerals: proportional & tabular
    Old style numerals: proportional & tabular
  • Arrows, found as Ornaments
    Arrows, found as Ornaments

A note about the naming and versions of Bryant

Bryant was initially relased in 2002, then later revised and named Bryant 2 in 2005. In the font menu, however, it has always been called just ‘Bryant’ and never ‘Bryant 2’. If you’re wondering what verion you have, it’s probably Bryant 2 since the original was only licensed for 3 years. If you want to make certain of your version, contact us for help.

At the same time that Bryant was revised to Bryant 2, ‘Bryant Pro’ was released. In hindsight, Bryant Pro should have been named Bryant 2 Pro. Bottom line, Bryant Pro is the same as Bryant 2 Pro. We know, it’s all kind of a mess!  

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