Rayulea Display
Rayulea Display is a display typeface published by PampaType in 2001, designed by Alejandro Lo Celso. It comes in 4 weights, with italics. It is one of 24 typefaces from PampaType in the Type.lol catalog.
From the foundry
Rayuela Display is the companion series for relaxed, decorative uses, featuring four distinct styles with different aesthetic approaches. Rayuela Luz is an elegant openface with stroke endings also open, giving it a half-Tuscan serif look. Rayuela Miscelánea is a fancy scrabble-like font with jumping figures just as in hopscotch, and with contemporary fleurons allocated in capitals. Rayuela Chocolate is the ultra-black option available in roman and italic. Inspired by the homonymous novel by celebrated Argentinean writer Julio Cortázar, the typeface family demonstrates an playful approach to display typography.
Published by PampaType
Typeface on the foundry website
- Classification
- display
- Weights
- Luz, Miscelánea, Chocolate, Chocolate Itálica
- Released
- 2001