Klavika alternatives

[Yehan]

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Looking for alternatives to Klavika, which is surely but steadily becoming overused, sadly.

Any suggestions for something similar in letterforms?

Thanks!

[Birdseeding]

If you don't mind it being free, I quite like Titillium as a Klavika alternative: http://www.campivisivi.net/archivio/_titillium/titillium2010/index.html

[Nick Shinn]

Web sites such as MyFonts and Identifont will show you “similar to” typefaces.

[William Berkson]

For something squarish, with some warmth, and relatively recent check out Akko.

[Jackson]

What is the logic of using something "similar" to something you think is "overused"? Wouldn't it make more sense to go with a different style instead of trying to match letterforms?

[Florian Hardwig]

This older thread has a number of suggestions.

[hrant]

Jackson, I'd start a new thread with that interesting point.

hhp

[Yehan]

Well..it's a the right kind of typeface for the project, BUT specifically, Klavika is rather recognisable and having something similar (but distinct) is extremely useful here..

[William Berkson]

Also check out Neo Sans and Soho Gothic, both from Seb Lester.

[satya]

This one? ;)