Sharp Sans Display No.2

The Sharp Sans Collection comprises four related families created for editorial design that began as a pair of display fonts inspired by Herb Lubalin’s iconic Avante Garde; Sharp Sans Display No.1 and No.2 then attracted Hillary Clinton’s creative team in 2016, which necessitated an expansion of the family that was designed within the unique environment of a modern presidential campaign, giving birth to Sharp Sans Standard and Slab to complete the family. The Sharp Sans Collection has been optically designed for comprehensive editorial situations requiring complex typographic hierarchy, and was developed and rigorously tested during a key turning point in the era of digital communications. Sharp Sans adapts to a wide range of moods but stays centered on geometric neutrality, communicating both clarity and familiarity. The Sharp Sans superfamily was designed to fulfill every possible typographic need on the campaign trail: headlines and banners, readable text in both digital and printed contexts, websites and social media platforms, and everything in between. These wide-ranging needs utilized daily over the course of a modern presidential campaign have ensured the relevance of Sharp Sans in our contemporary world, where adaptability and timelessness have become fundamental requirements of digital type design.
Designed By Lucas Sharp
Version History
V.1 May 2015
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Santa Monica connects everything you love about the classic Southern California beach town with a vibrant cityscape full of adventure, art and style. Los Angeles’ coolest neighbor is nestled alongside the Pacific Ocean, and is a seaside playground offering something for everyone. Shop, eat, and see street performers at the Third Street Promenade.

Hairline

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With a world famous point break, sprawling sandy beaches, amazing restaurants and a slightly slower pace of life, this region is renowned for its casual coastal culture.

Semibold & Semibold Italic
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Waimea is a beach that has a little bit of everything so there is no way you'll get bored. Swimming, snorkeling, and surfing on small waves (or watching people surf on the big waves) are amongst the most popular pastimes. The best way to enjoy surfing at the bay is to and check out local competitions and events, such as the Eddie Aikau Big Wave Invitational. Today, Waimea Bay is considered the birthplace of big wave surfing.

Hairline Italic

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Mixed Styles

Swimming, Kite surfing, Fishing, Canoeing, Playing Beach Volleyball, Scuba Diving, Paddleboarding

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If there were only the beach, that would be enough. But Carmel Beach isn’t the only star of the petite Monterey County city. Rather, it’s an ensemble cast of charms that make Carmel-by-the-Sea such an enchanting destination. The community has long exerted a magnetic pull on artists and authors, including Mary Auston, Sinclair Lewis, and Jack London and that rich history of creativity has left its mark.

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If there were only the beach, that would be enough. But Carmel Beach isn’t the only star of the petite Monterey County city. Rather, it’s an ensemble cast of charms that make Carmel-by-the-Sea such an enchanting destination. The community has long exerted a magnetic pull on artists and authors, including Mary Auston, Sinclair Lewis, and Jack London.

Hairline
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Along the Golden State’s seemingly endless miles of coastlines are beautiful beaches, caves, islands, rocks, and marine life that provide pure adrenaline and joy to any snorkeler.

Lubalin Ligatures
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OpenType Features

ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

In use for the Tonight Show
In use for the Tonight Show
In use for the Tonight Show
In use for the Tonight Show

While Sharp Sans Display No.1 ends its round monolines with diagonally sheared terminals, Sharp Sans Display No.2 shears those terminals on a 90° angle. This small distinction allowed us to create two unique but interconnected font families. Designed for ultimate utility, Sharp Sans is our use-it-for-everything font. The last addition to the collection is Sharp Slab, the Egyptian-slab serif companion to Sharp Sans.

Sharp Sans Display No.1
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Geometric
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Sharp Sans Display No.2
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Geometric
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Distinctive
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Sharp Sans
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Geometric
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Distinctive
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Sharp Slab
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Geometric
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Distinctive
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