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Igino Marini

Igino Marini is credited on nine families in the library. All of them were added in 2010. Every one is filed as serif.

The familiesIn order of addition, each name set in its own outlines

IM Fell Double PicaSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell DW PicaSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell DW Pica SCSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell EnglishSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell English SCSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell French CanonSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell French Canon SCSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell Great PrimerSerif · 2010 · weights 400
IM Fell Great Primer SCSerif · 2010 · weights 400

Range of the work

The lowercase runs from IM Fell DW Pica, the shortest at 418 units per 1,000 em, to IM Fell French Canon at 479. In width, IM Fell Double Pica is the narrowest (445) and IM Fell French Canon SC the widest (513). Measured against the medians of their own classes, none of the five families with ascenders have a taller x-height, none of all nine set a wider lowercase and five a darker one.

Against the class medianDifferences from the median of each family’s class, per 1,000 em; ink in percentage points

FamilyClassx-heightWidthInkWeightsSubsets
IM Fell French CanonSerif−3−26−5 pts400 + italic1
IM Fell Great PrimerSerif−22−57+1 pts400 + italic1
IM Fell EnglishSerif−24−46+3 pts400 + italic1
IM Fell Double PicaSerif−44−69+2 pts400 + italic2
IM Fell DW PicaSerif−64−67+10 pts400 + italic1
IM Fell French Canon SCSerifno ascenders−1−11 pts4001
IM Fell Great Primer SCSerifno ascenders−11−6 pts4001
IM Fell English SCSerifno ascenders−33−3 pts4001
IM Fell DW Pica SCSerifno ascenders−46±0 pts4001