Plume was designed by Ron Carpenter, Bruno Maag and published by Dalton Maag. Plume contains 6 styles and family package options.  

The inspiration for Plume's distinctive character shapes came from the almost romantic elegance of the italic forms found in very early typewriter fonts. The potential softness is, however, tempered by the application of contemporary design principles which combine beauty with utmost functionality. At large sizes the subtle, varied, and often voluptuous design details come into play, but at small sizes Plume is robustly legible, making it an ideal typeface for a magazine or a corporate identity where a touch of playfulness is required.

We recommend pairing it with the Viato font family, as it too is expressive, but not competing. The Standard Edition includes a complete Latin A Extended character set.

Font Family:
· Plume
· Plume Italic
· Plume Bold
· Plume Bold Italic
· Plume Ad
· Plume Ad Italic

Tags: contemporary, soft, some-serifs, upright-italic