Tf Grotesk: A Font Celebrating New Zealand Identity and Paying Homage to Iconic Tree Ferns

Tf Grotesk is a font that celebrates New Zealand identity and pays homage to the iconic tree ferns that define the country's landscape. Its unique blend of Humanist and Grotesk styles is inspired by the five main varieties of New Zealand native tree ferns: ponga, wheki, mamaku, wheki-ponga and katote. Its Italic variation is characterized by its organic, messy shapes. Tree ferns are a symbol of local pride, found all over New Zealand, from the urban areas to the forests. They are unique to the country and are instantly recognizable to all New Zealanders. Tree ferns will always guide you home.

Tf (tree fern) Grotesk is a font that celebrates New Zealand identity. Sitting somewhere between a Humanist and a Grotesk display font, Tf Grotesk takes much of it's visual forms from the five main varieties of New Zealand native tree ferns from the cyathea and dicksonia category: ponga, wheki, mamaku, wheki-ponga and katote. It's Italic variation embraces messy and organic shapes. A symbol of local pride, tree ferns are found all over New Zealand's diverse terrain, in forest and urban areas alike. They are unique to New Zealand landscape and are distinctive and recognizable to all that share inhabitance. Tree ferns will guide you home.

TF Grotesk & Italic is currently open source

https://tfgrotesk.github.io/