Sobria

Sobria Font Family was designed by Pedro Medina-Leandry and published by Pedroglifos. Sobria contains 8 styles and family package options. Sobria is the steady and more grounded counterpart of Deliria. Poetic nonetheless, Sobria features the very same triangular serifs as its sibling, and its pointy terminals suggest finesse. The high contrast of its strokes evokes a sense of impervious calmness, making it hard to miss. Perhaps that’s why it will suit better for display purposes, and even for headings and headlines across media. On this very website, you may find headings set in Sobria — possibly, an older version of it. Another detail that one might find interesting about this glyphic typeface is the unapologetic decisions in some characters, like the curvy «g», the double-story «a» in its italics, and the disconnected stems in the «B, D, P, R» forms. If you’re looking for a serif that has both aura and subtlety, Sobria awaits.Sobria supports Cyrillic, and Latin writing systems. Over 100 languages are supported including Vietnamese, Azerbaijani, and Serbian.