Tiro Typeworks

Brill is a useful starting point for humanities publishing. Its complete fonts include extended Latin, Greek, Cyrillic, phonetic notation and historical characters, with positioning rules for stacked diacritics. The smaller Latin, Greek and Cyrillic products omit some scholarly material. Use View glyph set and the Characters and Features sections to check the actual transcription marks a manuscript needs before choosing a subset.

The store’s inclusive pricing uses the highest-priced selected usage tier and includes lower-priced use types within that amount. Primary Use and Included show the result. A personalised Order Summary specifies the installation, website and embedding limits, so keep it with the licence. General-licence test files cannot be used even in client pitches without the appropriate full rights.

For Indigenous North American languages written in Latin-based systems, Skeena Indigenous is a separate open-source project published with Microsoft. Tiro’s article links to the current public release, with static or variable TTF fonts and WOFF2 webfonts, plus sources and extensive language guidance. This provides a free production route without making Brill or the rest of the retail catalog unrestricted.