The Northern Block is an independent type foundry internationally recognised for producing modernist fonts for brands, creatives and makers.

Dohrma
A distinctive interpretation of the classic Othello typeface

Dohrma is a modernised rendition of the classic Othello typeface, conceived by Morris Fuller Benton in 1964. Its slender and bold letterforms seamlessly marry curves with straight lines, making it a prime choice for captivating designs spanning books, packaging, and posters. This typeface is particularly suited to large display scenarios that need to grab attention.

Scriber
A geometric stencil typeface blending structure with creativity

Perfect for both digital and print media, Scriber brings a unique blend of structure and creativity to your work. With its clean, straight lines and sharp angles, Scriber ensures a balanced, uniform look that stands out in any context. The distinctive breaks within the strokes of each letter add an industrial flair, making Scriber ideal for projects that require a modern, technical feel.

Werkhaus
A bold display typeface inspired by Bauhaus 93 and Atari 2600

Werkhaus is a modern display typeface that combines geometric simplicity with dynamic retro influences. A robust type family of seven weights with matching obliques, Werkhaus also includes twenty interchangeable stylistic alternates that introduce a softer, rounded aesthetic for added versatility.

Loew Next Devanagari
An evocative global typeface incorporating the Devanagari script

Loew Next Devanagari is an extension of the Loew Next typeface, designed to incorporate the Devanagari script used in languages like Hindi, Marathi, and Sanskrit. It adapts the geometric precision and modernity of Loew Next to accommodate the intricate forms of Devanagari, ensuring a cohesive and stylish integration with the original Latin characters.

Nurom Next
A unique, adaptable sans-serif, shaped by an international team

Nurom Next, the evolution of the original Nurom typeface released in 2017, represents a contemporary sans-serif design influenced by early grotesque styles. A significant enhancement is its extended language support, now accommodating Cyrillic, Greek, Hebrew, and Vietnamese. Ten years in the making, Nurom Next is a true collaboration, shaped by an international team.

Zaius
Inspired by the iconic lettering of Planet of the Apes

Zaius was inspired by the iconic lettering of Planet of the Apes (1968), originally crafted by legendary typographer Ed Benguiat. This updated version refines the bold, impactful aesthetic with technical enhancements, expanded character support, and new stylistic variations, including Ultra, Stencil, Outline, and Fill.