Re:The Inter typeface family
by crazygringo on Friday July 30, 2021 @12:39PM
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If we're calling a spade a spade, then both San Francisco and Inter are replicas of Helvetica.
They're both literally just Helvetica modernized a bit to remove personality (like the curled end to an "R" or "a", or the downstroke of the "G"), and with spacing appropriate for screens rather than print.
Inter isn't any more derivative than San Francisco is -- they're both derivative.
They're both literally just Helvetica modernized a bit to remove personality (like the curled end to an "R" or "a", or the downstroke of the "G"), and with spacing appropriate for screens rather than print.
Inter isn't any more derivative than San Francisco is -- they're both derivative.