Founders Grotesk is a contemporary amalgamation of classic grotesks. Millar & Richard’s early 20th century Grotesque series provided rudimentary geometry, serpentine curves, and the narrow but welcome aperture of certain forms. Further details were inspired by H. W. Caslon’s Doric series from the same era. These details are coupled with tight spacing strategies from Helvetica’s Halbfett (Medium) headline-sized metal cuts from the late 1950s. Founders Grotesk is not intended as strict revival, it resolves the best details from the last century into a large family designed for modern typography.
Founders Grotesk is a contemporary amalgamation of classic grotesks. Millar & Richard’s early 20th century Grotesque series provided rudimentary geometry, serpentine curves, and the narrow but welcome aperture of certain forms. Further details were inspired by H. W. Caslon’s Doric series from the same era. These details are coupled with tight spacing strategies from Helvetica’s Halbfett (Medium) headline-sized metal cuts from the late 1950s. Founders Grotesk is not intended as strict revival, it resolves the best details from the last century into a large family designed for modern typography.
A1 features 6 websites using Founders Grotesk, including New Studio, Visual Domain, and The Finnish Institute in the UK and Ireland. Browse these examples to see how designers pair it with different styles and layouts.
Websites using Founders Grotesk on A1 tend towards Animated, Serif, and Scroll animation design styles. They’re most commonly built with Next.js, Wordpress, and Webflow.
You can get Founders Grotesk from the link above. Many fonts are available through Google Fonts, Adobe Fonts, or as web font files.