Timáukel

Timaukel is a Dutch-inspired serif typeface, with calligraphic-inspired shapes and more curved lines than its references. The name comes from the Selk'nam People, who lived and lives in Tierra del Fuego, in the south of the world; and their divinity is called Temáukel or Timáukel, it is also a place on the same island. It is a typeface in four variants: Regular, Italic, Black and Black Italic, in this second version. It also contains the basic set, its Small Caps, Swash Capitals, terminal forms, alternative k letter, oldstyle and lining figures, tabular numbers, as well as superscripts, subscripts, fractions and other OpenType characteristics to compose complex and long texts. [futurefonts.com]

Updated November 2024 with Black and Black Italic styles.