The newest release of Commercial Type is a display serif originally designed for T, the New York Times Style Magazine. Schnyder therefore has the high contrast and delicate hairlines typical of fashion typefaces, but with more organic structures. Available in three weights, four widths and four optical sizes, Schnyder is a complete system for beautiful, offbeat, and distinctive headlines.

While I avoid promoting fonts published by Monotype as much as possible, I just couldn’t resist this one 🙈 Designed by Charles Nix, Hope Sans comes with a roaring collection of swashes, alternate characters and ligatures, making it perfect for attention-grabbing display typography. For a limited time, get 50% off the complete family pack.

Adele Type became Blaze Type and released Oroban, a family inspired by parasitic plants and witchcraft (between that and The Book of Revelations for his typeface Apoc, Matthieu Salvaggio has an interesting repertoire of inspiration sources). Oroban comes in text, display and headline styles, with matching italics.

Severs is a brand new geometric grotesque available in nine weights, from Thin to Black, plus italics. The typeface was released with an introductory discount of 78% off, meaning you can get the complete family pack for under $30 (18 fonts) or individual styles for less than $6.50. Get 78% off until June 6, 2018.

Released by Indonesian foundry Tokotype, Mohave is a titling display typeface. Initially designed as an all-caps font in 2013, Mohave was just expanded into a family of four weights, with matching italics. The new version also includes alternates, both in the uppercase and lowercase. Free for personal and commercial use.