Torino Display Italic sans serif This font is a great

This font is a great choice for a more refined and elegant appearance where only the traditional will do

With curls and quirky serifs

There are a few alternates to add some typographic variety

its curls and flowing curves seems to imply sweets and candy which gave it its name

Reminiscent of the hand painted signs of the 1950s and 1960s

Torino Display Italic sans serif This font is a greatTorino Display Italic is another one of my personal favorites! Digitally revived from an older photo typositing face, this typeface has a ton of alternate and swash variants to give it a wide range of typographic possibilities. Some of the most interesting are the capital sized versions of the lowercase a, e, n and r, each with their own swash alternates as well. This is a terrific font for display use and combines the best of both script and serif