Averta
Fontfabric · Kostas Bartsokas · 2015
A geometric sans-serif designed by Kostas Bartsokas in 2015, blending monolinear geometry with humanist detail across a large family spanning narrow, condensed and normal widths.
About
Built on the clarity of early European grotesques and Anglo-American gothics, Averta offers eight weights with true italics in three width variants, plus variable font styles. Its Cyrillic extension received a Granshan Award in 2017, and the family covers Latin, Greek, Vietnamese and Cyrillic with a full OpenType feature set including small caps, old-style figures and stylistic alternates. The breadth of styles and widths makes it a practical choice for branding, editorial and UI work requiring consistent cross-media typography.
Classification
Averta is described by Fontfabric as a geometric sans-serif, combining monolinear geometric forms with humanist warmth derived from early European grotesques and Anglo-American gothics.