Grafiko, produced by Linotype Design Studio has an alphabet with little stroke width contrast and tiny triangular serifs similar to those of Copperplate. The forms were obviously influenced by the Jugendstil. The high x-height, for example of the B, E and R, the slope of the N and the close curve of the J makes Grafiko a typical alphabet of the turn of the 20th century. Other distinguishing characteristics are the loop of the g and the slanted, slightly rounded cross stroke of the e. Grafiko is a decorative typeface and its detailed filigree figures are best used in medium point sizes for short texts and headlines. This face is part of the value pack Calligraphy for Print 2