Times New Arial
Times New Arial is a variable font concept blending Times and Arial into one interpolated typeface, available for selected educational projects.
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Last Updated
Sep 29, 2026
Overview
What is Times New Arial?
Times New Arial is a variable font concept by Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann, produced by Elias Hanzer. It combines Times (serif) and Arial (sans-serif) — the stereotypical system fonts of early web design — into a single interpolated typeface using variable font technology. This hybrid font bridges the visual extremes of serif and grotesque, transferring nostalgic web design into a new era of font usage. It is part of Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann's visual identity.
What is Times New Arial used for?
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Top Features
- Variable font with interpolation between Times and Arial
- Combines serif and sans-serif extremes in one typeface
- Supports a wide range of Latin characters and symbols
- Nostalgic web design aesthetic
- Part of Liebermann Kiepe Reddemann's visual identity
How to use Times New Arial?
Times New Arial is available for selected educational projects or collaborations. To request access, send an electronic mail to the creators. Once obtained, it can be used as a variable font on the web, allowing interpolation between Times and Arial styles.
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Pros & Cons
Pros
- Unique hybrid design concept
- High customizability via variable font axes
- Free for selected educational projects
- Bridges classic and modern typography
Cons
- Not publicly available; requires email request
- Limited to educational projects or collaborations
- May not suit all design contexts
Use Cases
- Educational typography projects
- Experimental web design
- Brand identity for nostalgic or hybrid themes
- Variable font demonstrations
Times New Arial Pricing
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