Melodrama Font Family is a family of five sans serif fonts whose letterforms feature very high contrast. Its weights range from Light to Bold. Even in Melodrama Light, the vertical strokes in letters seem about twice as thick as the horizontals. Each weight in the family increases the thickness of those thicker strokes, while the thins stay just the same. That means that, as you go up the weight scale, you get more and more contrast with each style. The best feature in Melodrama is probably the number of decorative ligatures it includes. These include more than three dozen uppercase pairs, like a âCHâ where part of the âHâ is inside the âCâ, and several L-ligatures with the bottom the âLâ extending under superscript-like letters. You can also have the âOâ partially overlap the âCâ, âGâ, âOâ, or âQâ. The lowercase letters get to join in the ligature fun, too. As a sans serif, Melodrama is also a rather geometric typeface. Letters like âCâ and âGâ are nearly circular, just like the âOâ, âQâ, âcâ, and âeâ. Most other letters are much narrower. The lowercase âaâ and âgâ are double-storied. Oldstlye figures can be substituted as alternates for the fontsâ standard lining figures. Melodramaâs mixing of geometry and high-contrast letterforms results in texts that look glamorous and fashionable. It is an excellent choice for setting headlines and designing the mastheads and logos of style websites.
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