There have been extensive
studies on type to determine which factors influence different aspects
of reading, such as reading speed, retention of information,
recognition of letterforms, etc. Interestingly, these studies show that
in our culture and in our era, serif typefaces are easier to read when
there is a lot of text, but sans serif letterforms are more instantly
recognizable when there is a small amount of text. Sans serif
characters tend to be direct and clear, with no serifs to add
unnecessary tidbits to the shape.
From The
Non-Designer's Type Book : Insights and Techniques for Creating
Professional-Level Type by Robin Williams
Click on the font sample to see the full font family page
Bordini
Typeface
family (4 fonts)
Boum-Boum
Typeface
family (4 fonts)
Halotique
Typeface
family (4 fonts)
Junien
Typeface
family (6 fonts)
Normographe
Typeface
family (4 fonts)
