Lust Slim Font may seem at once both mysteriously new and yet somehow familiar. And it should. An explicit tip of the hat to Herb Lubalin, there is a tongue-in-cheek humor with the letterforms with this hint of unachievable moderne; its fine lines sliding gracefully into thick ones without creating an exceed; always just enough…never too much.
What is appealing about this compilation is its sensuous curves; when asked for letters, the most favored letters refer to the human head with expressions that are generally used for corporeal appearance. Summerour acknowledges this reality too, conceding his impact and he includes these tender differences from founts to raise his indebtedness.
Defined as Big and wide, the font family has two variations: The Standard having Lust Didone and a single Italics family, and The Display family, it’s best appropriate for editorial usage and presentations.
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