What is the Quasimoda font?
Quasimoda is the “almost fashionable” sans serif family with 11 weights and matching italics. It combines fashionable geometric forms with old-fashioned classical proportions. Berlin-based Botio Nikoltchev (Lettersoup) designed Quasimoda so that the lighter weights give off a fresh, modern feel, the middle weights provide excellent readability and elegance for longer texts, while the boldest weights introduce a slightly antiquated flair. More…
Partly geometric, partly grotesque, Quasimoda is a versatile beast. It follows the current fashions but does not completely give into them, retaining classical proportions and the slight ugliness of the 19th-century grotesques. With its long descenders and its small x-height, Quasimoda combines well with Renaissance serif fonts such as Garamond’s, or it can serve itself as a leading body font for longer texts, as well as a variety of branding, headline and display purposes. Quasimoda includes characters for more than 80 Latin-script languages, and several sets of figures available as OpenType features.
To continue with the lettersoup tradition , one style of Quasimoda is available free of charge.
Quasimoda Font families
The Quasimoda includes the following font families:
- Quasimoda Hairline
- Quasimoda Hairline Italic
- Quasimoda Thin
- Quasimoda Thin Italic
- Quasimoda ExtraLight
- Quasimoda ExtraLight Italic
- Quasimoda Light
- Quasimoda Light Italic
- Quasimoda Regular
- Quasimoda Italic
- Quasimoda Medium
- Quasimoda Medium Italic
- Quasimoda SemiBold
- Quasimoda SemiBold Italic
- Quasimoda Bold
- Quasimoda Bold Italic
- Quasimoda ExtraBold
- Quasimoda ExtraBold Italic
- Quasimoda Black
- Quasimoda Black Italic
- Quasimoda Heavy
- Quasimoda Heavy Italic
Quasimoda Preview
Here is a preview of how Quasimoda will look. For more previews using your own text as an example, click here.