Lorimer No 2 Light Italic

Lorimer No 2 is an expansion of the original Lorimer family designed by James Montalbano of Terminal Design. It draws inspiration from 19th-century grotesque typefaces, specifically those found in American wood type and metal type specimens from the late 1800s. The Light Italic weight offers a sleek, sophisticated lean that maintains high legibility while adding a sense of movement and professional elegance to modern layouts.

This typeface is characterized by its clean lines, open counters, and a neutral yet distinct personality, making it highly versatile for both print and digital media. Terminal Design released this version to provide designers with a broader range of weights and widths, ensuring that the Lorimer No 2 family remains a robust choice for complex typographic hierarchies, high-end branding projects, and editorial environments.