Mike Daines designed the Hawthorn typeface in 1968. A serif typeface created for display usage, Hawthorn has a distinctly late 60s feel to it. Both round and sharp, Hawthorn's bubbly-ness feels at home with the pop art of its era. Its most unique feature is probably its serifs, which appear very sharp and pointy. Like many other display faces intended for use is advertising headlines, Daines' Hawthorn is slightly condensed, and has tall x-heights.