Sans Contrasted Obdi 9 is a regular weight, normal width, medium contrast, upright, normal x-height font.
Keywords: editorial, book text, magazines, reports, branding, literary, classic, warm, trustworthy, readability, clarity, versatility, text setting, refinement, bookish, flared terminals, humanist, open counters, tapered strokes.
The design is an upright, moderately contrasted roman with soft, flared terminals that read as serif-like but remain understated and clean. Curves are generous and open, with smooth joins and a steady rhythm; strokes swell and thin gently, especially on rounded forms. Proportions are balanced with a comfortable x-height and clear counters, while the caps and numerals keep an even, text-oriented color on the page.
It fits well for long-form and short-form editorial typography such as books, magazines, and articles, where a calm, readable texture is important. It also suits institutional and cultural applications—museum labels, programs, reports, and brand systems that want a classic but not overly ornate tone. The numerals and caps look appropriate for headings, captions, and general-purpose typographic work.
This typeface gives a warm, bookish impression with a slightly classical voice. The subtle stroke modulation and gently tapered terminals add a human, literary tone rather than a strictly industrial or techy one. Overall it feels composed and familiar, suited to trustworthy, editorial communication.
The letterforms appear designed to deliver comfortable reading with a touch of traditional refinement. By combining modest contrast with restrained flaring at terminals, it aims to feel more crafted and human than a purely geometric sans, while still staying clean and broadly usable.
The sample text shows a steady line color and consistent spacing, with rounded letters maintaining clear counters. Terminals often taper or subtly flare, which adds character without becoming decorative, and the overall texture remains even across mixed-case paragraphs.