Klagia: An Ideal Retro Font for Tomorrow’s Digital Designs

Vintage products and retro designs can look back, but the objective is using these designs to forge into the future. Today’s uncertainties make retro hot. Plus it’s cool—funky 1970s designs have timeless appeal, as do the modern spins they inspire like Klagia from Konstantine Studio. Klagia is the quintessential 1970s retro font. Based on adverting media from around 1970, Klagia is perfect right now for music promo, social media posts, package design, branding projects, visual identity, film titles, book design, poster design, and more.

Investigate Klagia’s glyphs carefully. Consider the alternates and discretionary ligatures. That’s the familiar appeal of a classic retro design updated with digital ease-of-use. This beautiful vintage design isn’t bound by nostalgia, but liberated by post-modern mixing and matching. As Kate Cliffen from Jellyfish says, “Content should not just be about the past, or even pinpointed to a certain era. We can combine the old and new, embracing modern technology and mashing decades together to create something that re-images the future that we want to see, rather than the one we’re living in.” Use Klagia for your next project, and you just did that.

The Konstantine Studio states that Klagia, “…has an attitude to it with its bold, loud forms and style, but still manages to be stylish.” You could say the same about everything in the Konstantine Studio collection. The studio has a flair for bold, attractive display fonts that will make you stand out. Consider the aggressive, futuristic Vogatron. This futuristic sans-serif display font will move your project ahead at warp speed. On the cozy end, how about the professional yet natural strokes of the script font Ruffle. Or if you’re still digging on the retro, consider the vintage typeface Fathers or the 1970s font pairing Sign Panthers Font. Better still, look at the collection yourself, because we’re having a hard time not showing you everything from the wonderful folks at Konstantine!