Chapman
A high-contrast serif rooted in engraver typefaces and Scotch Roman tradition, offered across condensed, standard and extended widths with four weights each.
About
Drawn from the conventions of historic all-capital engraver faces and Scotch Roman lowercase models, Chapman offers large ball terminals, broad flat bracketed serifs and sharply vertical stress across 24 styles. The three-width structure, condensed through extended, gives the family genuine range for both tight editorial settings and generous display work. Idiosyncrasies from the source genres are selectively tamed or exaggerated, producing a face that feels familiar without being derivative.
Classification
Chapman draws explicitly from engraver typefaces and Scotch Roman models, exhibiting the characteristic high contrast, broad flat bracketed serifs, large ball terminals and sharply vertical stress of that tradition.