Craw Clarendon Font

Craw Clarendon Font is a serif typeface designed in 1845 by Robert Craw and Joseph Neesima. The font was named after Lord Clarendon, an English statesman from the 17th century. This Font was created to be used for printing books and other reading materials. The Font is available in two styles: regular and italic.

The glyph of this font is distinct because of its large x-height which makes the typeface very legible. The thick strokes give the font a strong presence on the page. The Font was designed to be used in all types of graphic projects through photoshop and Canva. The font is available in two styles: regular and italic.

This typeface and rubik font has many matching personalities and the same characteristics because of their same height and large characters.