What is the Triana font?

On board of the “Pinta” the Spanish sailor “Rodrigo de Triana” was the first to see land (an out island of the Bahamas) during the night of the 11th and the 12th October 1492 at 02:00 hrs in the morning. I thought to name a font after this daring Jewish-Spaniard! “Triana” is a very thin “monoline” script. It comes in 5 ("Triana-A-B-C-D-E") varieties. The additional "Triana-B-Plus" is the only one that has a little bit of contrast and is therefore not “monoline” but very useful to create that special typographical accent. And I added another extra set "Triana-F" lower-case-end-letters and swirls (please check the keymap). The fonts can all be combined, meaning you can change a letter in a Triana-A-sentence with a letter or two or more of let’s say Triana-C and you can add lowercase endletters by converting the desired letter to a Triana-F letter. Experiment! Enjoy!

Triana Font families

The Triana includes the following font families:

• Triana-A
• Triana-A-Plus
• Triana-B
• Triana-C
• Triana-D
• Triana-E
• Triana-F

Triana Preview

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