All Loaded


POWERED by FUSION



Copyright © 2007-2010 Antonio Carusone. All rights reserved. Certain images, logos and products are trademarks of and/or copyrighted by their respective owners.

Subscribe

Recent Posts

Naoto Fukasawa
Colosseo Letterpress Print
Dan Reisinger
Shepley Bulfinch Poster by Experimental Jetset
10×10 Series by Method
An Interview with Grafik Magazine
Thinking for a Living Relaunches
Everyone Ever in the World

Featured Articles

8 Simple Ways to Improve Typo...
10 Principles That Might Make...
Grids In The Real World
Designing Grid Systems For Flash
Enotmik Font
Branding A Baptism
Intervista: Experimental Jetset
Intervista: Build
Intervista: Duane King

Goodies

LegiStyles
AisleOne Twitter
Essentials Bookstore
AisleOne Flickr Page
International Typographic Style Flickr Group
Wim Crouwel Flickr Group
 

Twitter Tags

Hashtags are a way of tagging your tweets. Here's a list of tweets that include the hashtags #minimalism, #helvetica, #grids and #typography.

 

#minimalism


#helvetica


#grids


#typography


 

Inspiration


 
  • 80 Magazine
  • Ace Jet 170
  • Almost Modern
  • Amass
  • Area 17
  • Behance
  • Blanka
  • Build
  • But Does It Float
  • Counter Print
  • Design Assembly
  • Design Observer
  • Dirty Mouse
  • Display
  • Dstrukt
  • Eben
  • Experimental Jetset
  • Form Fifty Five
  • Grafik Cache
  • Grain Edit
  • Graphic Hug
  • Helvetica Film
  • I Love Typography
  • ISO50
  • Keeps Me Sane
  • magCulture
  • Making Known
  • Mark Boulton
  • Minimalissimo
  • NeuArmy
  • Neubau
  • OK-RM
  • Reform & Revolution
  • Robin Uleman
  • September Industry
  • Soulellis Studio
  • Subtraction
  • Suprb
  • Swiss Legacy
  • SwissMiss
  • The Grid System
  • The International Office
  • The Strange Attractor
  • This Studio
  • Thomas Williams
  • Toko
  • Type For You
  • TypeNeu
  • Typographic Posters
  • Typographica
  • Visuelle
  • Year of the Sheep
  •  

    We support


     
     
     
     
     
    Dashboard (d)
     

    Enotmik Font Now Available

    April 4th, 2008

    By: Antonio Carusone
    Category: Typography
    Comments: 20

     

    Almost a year in the making, Enotmik is now available as a two weight display font. Designed on a grid, Enotmik is made up of 90º and 45º angles and pays homage to legendary typefaces Helvetica and Avant Garde. Download the Enotmik specimen (PDF) to view the full glyph set.

    I want like to thank everyone that has given me input on the design and helped me make it a better typeface.

    Weights: Light, Bold.
    Format: OpenType PS (.otf)
    $20.00

    BUY THIS FONT


    Share




    20 Comments

    1. Jay

      Uh — I like it, but how does it pay homage to Helvetica and Avant Garde?

    2. Jay, thanks. Helvetica and Avant Garde inspired me a lot when I was designing this face. For example the K was inspired by the K in Helvetica and the slanted A and V were inspired by the Alternates version of Avant Garde.

    3. reality

      I’m sorry Antonio but c’mon, it’s one ugly typeface. bold weight is even ugliest! and 1 year to make this thing?

      everybody! be real and say the truth!

    4. Jim

      Ha!
      I like it alot, especially the bold with the filled in counters.

    5. reality

      I’m happy for you Jim. I’m sure you’ll use it for your next project!
      I really want to see it!

    6. Jim

      ok give me you’re email address and i’ll send it to you

    7. Mr. reality, the face didn’t take 1 year to make cause it was complicated but because I procrastinated. I worked on it on and off for almost a year. And if you don’t like the font then don’t buy it. Simple as that.

    8. the german girl loves it!
      Thx

    9. Tran

      I like it, pretty tech the font. just bought it yesterday. carry on!, i like your site really much

    10. Tran, thanks for your purchase! Enjoy it man and if you use it for a project I’d love to see it!

    11. Natan

      I love it, and would be more than willing to buy it if it would support glyphs for CE languages.

      Please let me know if you consider to upgrade the version of the typeface.

    12. Natan, I do plan on upgrading the version. I’m even exploring a lowercase set.

    13. Not to wake up an old thread from it’s slumber but I quite like the bold version of the font too and would definitely use it for T-shirt. I don’t like the Light as much but each to their own ey?

      Great work. I just made a poster on procrastination, I know the feeling.


    Leave a Comment