Origins and Inspiration

• Eric Olson, a graphic designer by trade, founded the Process Type Foundry in 2002 to pursue a career in typeface design. Included in the Foundry's four original fonts was his Bryant, a font inspired by the Wrico analogue type design kits that were popular in the 1960s and 1970s.
  
  

Design

• Bryant was designed to be a soft, modern-looking geometric sans serif font. Since its release, this design has been expanded to support extended Latin characters (e.g., é, ä, õ) as well as bold and italic formats.
  
  

The Bryant Family

• Revised in 2005, the Bryant font has since been expanded to include a variety of typefaces. Known as the Bryant 2 Font Family, these fonts include the revised Bryant 2, Bryant 2 Pro (with small caps and a variety of number forms), Bryant Light, Bryant Medium and Bryant Bold (ordered by thickness of line weights) and slightly altered "Alt" forms of all the above fonts.