PTL Skopex Serif Font Family was designed by Andrea Tinnes and published by Primetype. PTL Skopex Serif contains 216 styles and family package options. PTL Skopex is an extensive font family consisting of a gothic and a serif variant. PTL Skopex Serif is a contemporary serifed typeface with a strong vertical nature and many playful details. PTL Skopex Serif matches the proportions of its gothic sister but has a strong contrast between thick and thin strokes. Characteristic features are the asymmetrical serifs as well as the slightly curved terminal strokes of R, K, k and y. PTL Skopex Serif comprises 3 weights, including true italics (altogether 36 fonts). Each weight comes with small caps, non-lining, normal and table figures as well as expert sets, consisting of fractures, arrows, ligatures and mathematical signs. With all its typographic features PTL Skopex is extremely versatile and suitable for a wide range of text uses. Since the basic letter shapes of PTL Skopex are slightly condensed it is very economical and efficient in terms of space. PTL Skopex was originally conceived as a corporate font for the company »Dywidag«. Since the release of its first version in 2000 PTL Skopex has gone through many phases of refinements and readjustments. In 2004 Skopex was customized for the new identity system of the Minneapolis College of Art and Design (the custom family was called Spektro). The name Skopex comes from the ancient Greek verb »skopein« (see, view, sight, look at, examine) as well as the English noun »scope« (range, depth, breadth, reach).
