Neapolitan
Neapolitan is credited on seven families in the library. The first was added in 2011 and the latest in 2012. Every one is filed as display. The most frequent co-credit is Danh Hong, on 2 families.
The familiesIn order of addition, each name set in its own outlines
TapromDisplay · 2011 · weights 400
Emilys CandyDisplay · 2012 · weights 400
Seaweed ScriptDisplay · 2012 · weights 400
CodystarDisplay · 2012 · weights 300–400 (2)FasthandDisplay · 2012 · weights 400
SkranjiDisplay · 2012 · weights 400–700 (2)
GriffyDisplay · 2012 · weights 400
Range of the work
The lowercase runs from Fasthand, the shortest at 352 units per 1,000 em, to Skranji at 590. In width, Fasthand is the narrowest (387) and Codystar the widest (666). Beyond Latin, the families cover one subset: Khmer. Measured against the medians of their own classes, two of the six families with ascenders have a taller x-height, one of all seven set a wider lowercase and four a darker one.
Against the class medianDifferences from the median of each family’s class, per 1,000 em; ink in percentage points
| Family | Class | x-height | Width | Ink | Weights | Subsets |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skranji | Display | +83 | −7 | +15 pts | 400–700 (2) | 2 |
| Emilys Candy | Display | +8 | −50 | −7 pts | 400 | 2 |
| Griffy | Display | −6 | −62 | −9 pts | 400 | 2 |
| Fasthand | Display | −155 | −119 | +17 pts | 400 | 2 |
| Seaweed Script | Display | −155 | −119 | +17 pts | 400 | 2 |
| Taprom | Display | −155 | −119 | +17 pts | 400 | 2 |
| Codystar | Display | no ascenders | +160 | −44 pts | 300–400 (2) | 2 |