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Pair the ultra-thin or light weights with the heavy or black weights within the same layout. This internal contrast creates a dynamic visual hierarchy while maintaining a cohesive brand voice.
The lowercase letters feature a remarkably high x-height relative to their capital letters. Concurrently, descenders (the tails on 'g', 'j', 'p', 'q', 'y') are kept brief and compact. This design choice allows lines of text to be stacked closely together without overlapping, making it an exceptional tool for dense data displays, schedules, and multi-line headlines. 3. Horizontal and Vertical Terminals
Thanks to its open counters and tall x-height, Brauer Neue performs remarkably well on screens. It remains crisp at 14px on a smartphone and scales gracefully to 48px on a desktop dashboard. Many SaaS companies use it for body text in their knowledge bases. brauer neue font
The team at Elektrosmog, led by and Valentin Hindermann, began a search for the original, analog artwork. They eventually found Pierre Miedinger’s original ink drawings and, with his permission, began a painstaking revival. They digitized the basic characters , turning a handful of analog shapes into a proper digital font. They even included a bonus set of the brewery's now-iconic, phased-out brand logos as a historical tribute. They named this digital revival "Brauer Neue" (literally "New Brauer").
It works exceptionally well for headlines and pull-quotes where a "soft industrial" look is needed. Pair the ultra-thin or light weights with the
Mitigates industrial harshness, making layouts feel warm and human. Curved glyphs (O, C, G) take on a slightly boxy contour.
In 2006, the font was extended by Lineto to include additional weights and italics, creating a robust family. Concurrently, descenders (the tails on 'g', 'j', 'p',
Ever wonder about the font behind the aesthetic? Originally designed in 1974 by —nephew of Max Miedinger, the creator of Helvetica—Brauer Neue was first crafted for the Brauerei Hürlimann brewery in Zurich.
Pair the ultra-thin or light weights with the heavy or black weights within the same layout. This internal contrast creates a dynamic visual hierarchy while maintaining a cohesive brand voice.
The lowercase letters feature a remarkably high x-height relative to their capital letters. Concurrently, descenders (the tails on 'g', 'j', 'p', 'q', 'y') are kept brief and compact. This design choice allows lines of text to be stacked closely together without overlapping, making it an exceptional tool for dense data displays, schedules, and multi-line headlines. 3. Horizontal and Vertical Terminals
Thanks to its open counters and tall x-height, Brauer Neue performs remarkably well on screens. It remains crisp at 14px on a smartphone and scales gracefully to 48px on a desktop dashboard. Many SaaS companies use it for body text in their knowledge bases.
The team at Elektrosmog, led by and Valentin Hindermann, began a search for the original, analog artwork. They eventually found Pierre Miedinger’s original ink drawings and, with his permission, began a painstaking revival. They digitized the basic characters , turning a handful of analog shapes into a proper digital font. They even included a bonus set of the brewery's now-iconic, phased-out brand logos as a historical tribute. They named this digital revival "Brauer Neue" (literally "New Brauer").
It works exceptionally well for headlines and pull-quotes where a "soft industrial" look is needed.
Mitigates industrial harshness, making layouts feel warm and human. Curved glyphs (O, C, G) take on a slightly boxy contour.
In 2006, the font was extended by Lineto to include additional weights and italics, creating a robust family.
Ever wonder about the font behind the aesthetic? Originally designed in 1974 by —nephew of Max Miedinger, the creator of Helvetica—Brauer Neue was first crafted for the Brauerei Hürlimann brewery in Zurich.
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