Amaretto

Amaretto is a typeface born from the Tavern, the creative and experimental wavy tool crafted by Gaëtan Baehr. Characterized by its high contrast and sophisticated design, Amaretto stands out as both classic and unconventional. The font offers two sets of capital letters: a traditional option for timeless elegance and an experimental set where circles seamlessly integrate into the letterforms. This unique feature brings an unexpected playfulness and originality to the typography, making it ideal for creating expressive and elegant lettering. Amaretto is designed exclusively in capitals, allowing for optimized wave effects with the Tavern tool. To enhance its versatility, the font includes a width variation axis and four corner axes—top-left, top-right, bottom-left, and bottom-right—providing precise control over each letter's shape. These features enable the creation of unexpected and visually striking effects. [black-foundry.com]