Herbik, Daniel Veneklaas

OpenType Features

Design Notes

Herbik is a warm, bouyant serif that explores the types of the Dutch Baroque, largely framed through the work of Miklos Kis — most commonly known as the Janson types. Herbik’s often top-heavy letterforms combine lively exuberance with more sober, tempered proportions and robust serifs to achieve a versatile and contemporary workhorse.

Designed by

Daniel Veneklaas


Mastered By

Wei Huang, Robert Janes


Released

2023


Version

1.401

Supported Languages


A
Arbëreshë Albanian
Eastern Abnaki
Afar
Arvanitika Albanian
Western Abnaki
Abron
Achinese
Achuar-Shiwiar
Acheron
Adangme
Eastern Arrernte
Afrikaans
Aguaruna
Gheg Albanian
Tosk Albanian
Amahuaca
Yanesha'
Amis
Amarakaeri
Uab Meto
Apinayé
Aragonese
Arabela
Mapudungun
Asu (Tanzania)
Asturian
Waorani
Anuta
Southern Aymara
Central Aymara
South Azerbaijani
North Azerbaijani
B
Bambara
Balinese
Baatonum
Batak Toba
Baoulé
Biali
Bemba (Zambia)
Bena (Tanzania)
Bari
Bikol
Bini
Bislama
Bora
Bosnian
Boko (Benin)
Breton
Batak Dairi
Batak Mandailing
Batak Simalungun
Batak Karo
Bushi
Garifuna
Kaqchikel
C
Catalan
Chachi
Chavacano
Cashibo-Cacataibo
Cashinahua
Chayahuita
Candoshi-Shapra
Cebuano
Czech
Falam Chin
Chiga
Chamorro
Ojitlán Chinantec
Chuukese
Cimbrian
Chokwe
Central Kurdish
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Asháninka
Montenegrin
Cofán
Cornish
Corsican
Caquinte
Pichis Ashéninka
Crimean Tatar
Seselwa Creole French
Chiltepec Chinantec
Kashubian
Tedim Chin
Welsh
D
Danish
Taita
Dendi (Benin)
German
Southern Dagaare
Andaandi
Dongolawi
Dehu
Dimli
Zarma
Lower Sorbian
Duala
Jola-Fonyi
Dyula
E
Embu
Standard Estonian
Eastern Maninkakan
English
Ese Ejja
Basque
F
Faroese
Fanti
Maasina Fulfulde
Nobiin
Fijian
Filipino
Finnish
Kven Finnish
French
Western Frisian
Adamawa Fulfulde
Pulaar
Borgu Fulfulde
Western Niger Fulfulde
Bagirmi Fulfulde
Central-Eastern Niger Fulfulde
Friulian
Nigerian Fulfulde
G
Ga
Gagauz
Borana-Arsi-Guji Oromo
West Central Oromo
Guadeloupean Creole French
Gilbertese
Gonja
Scottish Gaelic
Irish
Galician
Manx
Gooniyandi
Ga’anda
Swiss German
Wayuu
Paraguayan Guaraní
Yanomamö
Gusii
H
Hän
Eastern Oromo
Haitian
Hausa
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Hani
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Ibibio
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Italian
J
Jamaican Creole English
Javanese
Shuar
Japanese
Kalaallisut
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K
Kabuverdianu
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L
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Otuho
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Ganda
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Mizo
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M
Madurese
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Sharanahua
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Maori
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Totontepec Mixe
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Kala Lagaw Ya
Metlatónoc Mixtec
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N
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Neapolitan
Nyemba
South Ndebele
North Ndebele
Ndonga
Low German
Central Nahuatl
Niuean
Ao Naga
Kwasio
Norwegian
Nomatsiguenga
Pedi
Nyanja
Nyamwezi
Nyankole
Nzima
O
Occitan
Orma
Oroqen
Mezquital Otomi
P
Pampanga
Papiamento
Palauan
Páez
Picard
Pijin
Pintupi-Luritja
Paluan
Piemontese
Polish
Pohnpeian
Portuguese
Potawatomi
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Pipil
Ashéninka Perené
Q
K'iche'
Quechua
Cook Islands Māori
R
Balkan Romani
Vlax Romani
Romansh
Romanian
Rotokas
Rundi
Istro Romanian
Macedo-Romanian
Rwa
S
Sango
Samburu
Sangu (Tanzania)
Sicilian
Sena
Seri
Koyraboro Senni Songhai
Secoya
Shilluk
Shipibo-Conibo
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Slovak
Slovenian
Southern Sami
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Shona
Soninke
Siona
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Spanish
Sardinian
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Swati
Sundanese
Susu
Maore Comorian
Congo Swahili
Swedish
Swahili
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T
Tahitian
Atayal
Tetun Dili
Timne
Teso
Tetum
Tagalog
Tiv
Tokelau
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Talysh
Toba
Tonga (Zambia)
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U
Umbundu
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V
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W
Walser
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X
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Y
Yagua
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Z
Zapotec
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Standard Malay
Zulu
Zuni