Although Beatrice and Beatrice Display share a common skeleton and Internal Contrast style, The visually striking effect of the high contrast Display is almost reminiscent of reverse contrast as a visual oddity, while the standard cut of Beatrice appears very restrained and can easily be mistaken for a more standard grotesk typeface.

Beatrice Display in use. Comes in 8 weights plus italics. See also Beatrice.

Beatrice Display Font Family . Beatrice is a new kind of typeface. The family is an exploration of contrast methodologies, combining various aspects from the canon expansionist systems, inverted contrast, and the contrast behavior of standard sans-serif grotesks.

Beatrice Display is a sans-serif display face released through Sharp Type in 2018. The design features high contrast with hairline horizontal strokes

Beatrice is a font that made the hand by having the character up and down like a dancer. Beatrice has a very unique style of calligraphy, it is very suitable for use in the work of modern design. The Features of this fonts is:

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Beatrice Display is wrong. It has too much contrast for a grotesque, but not in all of the glyphs. Moreover, the thin strokes are not in the right spots and the contrast is all over the place. Sharp Type’s new display face doesn’t strictly follow any historical model or contrast construction

Beatrice Display is an exuberant and instantly apparent expression of the Internal Contrast method. It is extremely high contrast, unrestrained, and includes tight-as-can-be spacing and apertures, making it unsuitable for use in point sizes below 36pt. In drawing the initial roman of Beatrice Display, we set out to create a new set of rules. In ...