Artisinal captures the geometric grace of 1920s Art Deco letterforms, revived from the original Cubist Bold designed by John W. Zimmerman for Barnhardt Bros. & Spindler in 1929. Stiggy & Sands have thoughtfully expanded this historic typeface, adding a complete lowercase alphabet that sits naturally alongside the original's distinctive wedge serif capitals. The wedge-serif variations are now accessible through contextual alternates, giving you precise control over when that geometric bite appears in your layouts.

What sets this revival apart is its surprising flexibility across different contexts. You get a full sans-serif capital set as the default, with stylistic alternates for characters like lowercase u and y when you want visual variation. With roughly 448 glyphs including comprehensive international language support, plus superiors, inferiors, and f ligatures, there's genuine technical depth for handling fractions, footnotes, and complex typographic work. The typeface shines across upscale vintage branding, wedding invitation suites, luxury cosmetic packaging, and boutique retail labels that demand unmistakable Art Deco character without sacrificing legibility.

This is the font for designers tackling projects that need bold Art Deco personality without losing usability or language reach. Find Artisinal on Creative Fabrica and access a typeface that bridges nearly a century of design evolution.