The type family Perec pays tribute to the genius of French writer Georges Perec. It is a versatile super family that can be used at a wide range of applications, and it consists of 3 subfamilies:
—Perec, a sensitive sanserif grotesque, including 15 fonts: romans, italics, and small caps declined in five weights. With a more delicate spirit than that of a sans grotesque Perec performs well not only in display sizes where elegance and flair are needed, but also in text sizes as its open counters make it comfortably readable. Its smooth color texture and range of weights from SuperBlanca to SuperNegra allow for a pleasant reading experience.
—Perec Ludique, a more relaxed display series, including five fonts:
—Ludique Cubes, a crosswords puzzles font
—Ludique OncleJacques, a tribute to jeweller and pearls dealer Jacques Bienenfeld, great-uncle of Georges Perec.
—Ludique Pochoir, an unconventional stencil
—Ludique Scripte (not yet released), an informal script which combines nostalgia and gentleness, and that gives you all writing style possibilities: all letters linked, all letters unlinked, and an auto-driven in-between choice. Ludique Scripte includes also many contextual alternates, ending sorts and swashes. After 5 years of work they are still under programming…
—Perec Lunatique, a rounded sanserif subfamily declined in 15 fonts: romans, italics, and small caps for both text & display use, and that includes several non-conventional discretionary ligatures. Not yet released, but soon.
All Perec fonts take advantage of OT features and contextual elements. Visit PampaType.com for more information on the Perec family.
