Bernardo Moda Font

Translated from the original German description: When I put myself to work on a font which is already abundantly available from other suppliers, it always has a reason. Here I am missing some characters, such as the large ß which I would like to see in more and more fonts, as well as a matching € sign. Not to mention the long s and ligatures, characters for Eastern Europe, and certainly Cyrillic.

So I took Lucien Bernhard's Fashion font and redrew the glyphs, then supplemented with many additions. But even this is not enough for me, as the font looked too skinny at small font sizes. So I then created two little bolder fonts for smaller design sizes. And while I was at it, I also made ​​an attempt to develop an organic Sans with the "Contrast" family member.