More About Attorney Variable
Attorney Variable was originally developed by Austrian designer Viktor Solt-Bittner as a custom font for a law firm, which inspired its name. Produced and published by Schriftlabor, it combines unconventional serif placement with hard corners and a clean overall design.
The family includes nine weights from Extralight to Black, and each weight has a matching italic, for a total of 18 styles. It also includes multiple figure sets, small caps, alternative forms accessible through OpenType features, and a full Cyrillic glyph set that was carefully reviewed by professional script natives.
What is Attorney Variable used for?
Attorney Variable is suited to editorial, branding, and design projects that need a serif family with a precise, contemporary tone and broad typographic options. Its structured forms and extended character support make it useful for multilingual work as well.
Key features
- Originally developed as a custom font for a law firm
- Nine weights from Extralight to Black
- Matching italics for each weight, totaling 18 styles
- Unconventional serif placement with hard corners
- Multiple figure sets and small caps
- Alternative forms available through OpenType features
- Full Cyrillic glyph set
Attorney Variable FAQs
Who designed Attorney Variable?
It was originally developed by Austrian designer Viktor Solt-Bittner.
Who published Attorney Variable?
It was produced and published by Schriftlabor.
How many styles are included?
There are 18 styles total: nine weights and matching italics.
Does Attorney Variable include Cyrillic?
Yes, it includes a full Cyrillic glyph set.
What special features does it offer?
It includes multiple figure sets, small caps, and OpenType alternative forms.
