Designed by Natanael Gama, Joana Correia, Rosalie Wagner
A display font with soft edges and calligraphic feel is the main inspiration for Arima project.
It has a low contrast to allow good rendering on screen. Legibility is always a central concern, but the design has a lot of personality to be recognizable as a display font to be used in headlines, brand names, and similar uses on the web. The primary goal was to create a design that will prove popular because it resonates with both casual and professional designers, and without ever lowering the quality of the design. Each font in the family was extensively tested on low resolution phones and refined to work well as a web font in the mobile era. From the very first round of design testing, each font was hinted with ttfautohint and refined for Windows users.
Arima Madurai has an extended language support for the Tamil and Latin scripts, as well as Malayalam and Greek.
Greek developed during Google Summer of Code 2017 by Rosalie Wagner, under the mentorship of Emilios Theofanous and Irene Vlachou."
The Arima project is led by NDISCOVER, a type design foundry based in Portugal. To contribute, see github.com/NDISCOVER/Arima-Font
You can download font files directly and install them with Font Book. However, it’ll be much easier to install these fonts with RightFont — the best font manager for Mac.
These fonts are licensed under the Open Font License.
You can use them freely in your products & projects - print or digital, commercial or otherwise.