What is the Pensum Pro font?

Pensum is a typeface for text, text and nothing but text. A pure monster, straight and plain, it will reliably set word after word, line after line and paragraph after paragraph. Sometimes a spark of the sexy, curvy and sharply ink-trapped italic will sneak into proceedings but the plain workhorse will keep on setting text. Deep inside, some sharp details are hidden and some brushy and smooth shapes lurk, waiting to reveal themselves in large sizes. More… But seriously... Pensum, the brush and broad-nib inspired font comes with nine weights from thin to black along with matched italics. The strong serifs combined with the low contrast make it excellent for long text, whether in books or magazines. Pensum’s robust in even smaller sizes, where its ink-traps and that finely balanced contrast can work their magic — and those same details make it impressive in headlines or large italic quotes. Its extremely thin styles can give a stylish and fashionable look, while the strong black weights are great for the rough and tumble of mountain sports. With more than a thousand glyphs and lots of OpenType features, Pensum can fulfil every typographic need. For lovers of book typography, the small caps are wider than the caps and you will find punctuation in case and small-cap sensitive variations. Pensum’s Adobe Latin 3 encoding is a TypeMates standard and gives a wide range of flexibility for Latin language support.

Pensum Pro Font families

The Pensum Pro includes the following font families:

• Pensum Pro Thin
• Pensum Pro Thin Italic
• Pensum Pro ExtraLight
• Pensum Pro ExtraLight Italic
• Pensum Pro Light
• Pensum Pro Light Italic
• Pensum Pro Regular
• Pensum Pro Italic
• Pensum Pro Book
• Pensum Pro Book Italic
• Pensum Pro Medium
• Pensum Pro Medium Italic
• Pensum Pro Bold
• Pensum Pro Bold Italic
• Pensum Pro ExtraBold
• Pensum Pro ExtraBold Italic
• Pensum Pro Black
• Pensum Pro Black Italic

Pensum Pro Preview

Here is a preview of how Pensum Pro will look. For more previews using your own text as an example, click here.