ITC Korinna
ITC Korinna is a distinctive revival typeface that emerged from the 1970s typographic renaissance, drawing inspiration from early 20th-century Art Nouveau lettering. Originally designed by Ed Benguiat for ITC, it features generous x-height proportions, soft rounded terminals, and gentle stroke contrast that creates an approachable yet sophisticated character. The typeface's most distinguishing feature is its organic, flowing quality with subtly curved stems and bracketed serifs that feel more calligraphic than geometric, setting it apart from more rigid transitional serifs of its era.
