GT Proelium Italic

Designed by Valtin Kamm, Reto Moser (Grilli Type)

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Font Name GT Proelium Italic
Style Italic
Category Serif
Designer Valtin Kamm, Reto Moser (Grilli Type)
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License Free for Personal Use
Total Character 332
Recommended Line Height 1.4
Ascent 2525
Descent 352
Units Per em 2048
Total Vertical Range 2877
Max Advance Width 2344
Max Advance Height N/A
Underline Position 0
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GT Proelium Italic is a high-contrast serif typeface that draws its inspiration from the chiseled precision of ancient Roman inscriptions, reimagined through a modern, aggressive lens. Designed by the Swiss foundry Grilli Type, the typeface family was developed to embody a sense of competition and movement. The name 'Proelium,' meaning 'battle' in Latin, is perfectly represented in its sharp, blade-like serifs and the dynamic, forward-leaning energy of the italic weight.

The Italic variant is particularly striking, featuring a steeper angle and more pronounced calligraphic influences than standard italics. This results in a typeface that feels both historical and futuristic, making it an ideal choice for high-end editorial layouts, luxury branding, and sports-related design projects. Its technical construction ensures high legibility at large scales while maintaining an intricate, decorative quality that demands attention.

GT Proelium Italic Best Uses

Sports Branding

Ideal for team logos and athletic marketing due to its aggressive, sharp aesthetic.

Editorial Design

Excellent for high-impact magazine headlines and feature articles.

Fashion Typography

Conveys a sense of sharp elegance suitable for luxury brand identities.

Poster Design

Works well for large-scale typography where the sharp details can be appreciated.

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Available Formats: .OTF


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