It's been a long journey in creating for you the customer the best product possible.

Marlin Geo is FontMesa's best work yet, it's spot on perfect, painstaking effort has gone into making sure the letter shapes have been crafted simple and clean the way they should be.

Marlin Geo is your classic everyday use sans serif that's packed with alternate letters that I'm sure you're going to enjoy.

Marlin Geo comes with two sets of italics, the standard 12° italic and a 6° slant version that's perfect for headlines and signage where you may want the look of an italic with half the slant.

Marlin Geo offers two versions, the regular which has round dots, periods and accents and the SQ version which includes square dots, periods and accents.

Both versions include the same set of stylistic alternates which you will need an opentype aware application such as Adobe Illustrator to access the alternate glyphs in Marlin Geo.

Within Marlin Geo is one alternate letter that I'm pretty fond of, you'll notice it right away as a slightly rotated G, I'm sure you'll find the perfect project to use it on.

You'll also find alternates in Marlin Geo that allow you to go without descenders on the g, j, q, y.

Right about now you're probably wondering what the sets of three lines are for in Marlin Geo?

They're wings, hard or rounded, simply type out a name or word then place a wing on each side or use the center wing with each side wing and layer a word over the top.

You'll also find a Unicase E in Marlin Geo, when creating the uppercase Schwa glyph I thought, well why not flip it over and add it as a Unicase letter which perfectly compliments the geometric style of this font?

What about the numbers in Marlin Geo? Does it have oldstyle and tabular figures? don't worry about it we've got you covered.

In saltwater fishing the Marlin fish is considered the King of the ocean and a royal symbol in some cultures.

So put on your flip flops then explore and discover the possibilities the all new Marlin font family has to offer.