The idea for Dunbar came up in a conversation with Indra Kupferschmid in early 2015 about iconic sans serifs and the original metal version of Erbar-Grotesk. And in a way, it stayed a conversation, with the typeface. Dunbar is not a strict revival of Erbar. It is inspired by its design but just as much by its concept of variations and alternates in form and proportion that seemed just made for today’s type technology and easy implementation in OpenType. Jakob Erbar was ahead of his time devising a desire for, and offering different sets and alternate glyphs that can very drastically change the character of the whole typeface.

Caprina (‘relating to or resembling goats’ in Spanish) is an audacious and rough geometric sans-serif font inspired by the wild and untamed personality of mountain goats—amazing animals which can skilfully climb up slopes and withstand very cold temperatures.
Caprina comes in 20 font styles and includes a wide range of OpenType features that allow users to choose an alternate design for a particular character, access oldstyle figures, use certain diacritics for a specific language, enable contextual alternates, get slashed zeros, etc.