A serif display face in four weights, including plenty of ornaments and one engraved version. DeSoto is the latest from designer Stephen Rapp, who was recently recognized by the Type Directors Club for his beautifully brushy Montague Script.

Alan Meeks: designer of more than 40 popular typefaces and pioneering creative force at renowned type foundry Letraset. Veer presents the Alan Meeks Collection – seven new full type families by this typographic legend.

Alejandro Paul’s newest creation was inspired by mid-20th century commercial lettering and contemporary tattoo art. Boasting 1,470 ornate characters and featuring abundant ascenders and descenders, Adios is Alejandro at his most elaborate. A Veer Exclusive.

A humanist face with a crisp, modern feel and the subtle suggestion of an edged writing tool. Wayne Thompson’s 10-weight Arums Sans family includes both lining and non-lining figures, small caps, and basic ligatures.

A warmer interpretation of classic chrome lettering, Moped manages to be both fresh and retro. Featuring plenty of OpenType magic including alternates, optional loops, and three style variants: script, extended script, and sans. A Veer Exclusive.

Hopeless Diamond was inspired by 19th-century carved lettering and painted 3D signage, and named for the radical form of an F-117 stealth bomber prototype. Designed by Jonathan Barnbrook and Marcus Leis Allion.

A 1955 book titled Practical Lettering was the genesis for this playful sans serif. Designer Jason Walcott combined elements from a few different samples to create the lively, hand-drawn feel of bold, cartoonish Peachy Keen. A Veer Exclusive.

Three-dimensional and painstakingly wiggle-shadowed, Mati was a Father’s Day gift from 11-year-old Matias Paul to his dad Alejandro. A complete alphabet originally drawn on A4 paper, the face is both passionate and unaffectedly childlike. A Veer Exclusive.