A text and mathematics font based on Grandstander, aimed at LuaLaTeX and ConTeXt. Beta version, comments/bug reports/advice welcome.
Latin and Greek lower and upper case in upright and oblique/italics
Doublestruck upper case and numerals
Fraktur-like upper and lower case (with simplified styleset)
Mathematical symbols (attempted to cover all the most used ones; if you need/want something that is missing report a bug and I will see if I can create it for you)
Sample usage for ConTeXt MKXL (the required typescript and goodies files are included in the latest ConTeXt, or can be found above and placed in your working directory)
\usetypescriptfile[type-imp-pennstander]
\setupbodyfont[pennstander]
% Replace 'pennstander' with 'pennstander-thin', 'pennstander-extralight', 'pennstander-light' etc. as desired
% (some math symbols do not look good at bold/extrabold/black so use with care)
\setupalign[profile]
\setupinterlinespace[14pt]
\starttext
Here is some {\bf bold} and some {\it italics} some {\bi bolditalics} and an equation
\startformula
\int_a^b \frac{d{\bf f}}{dx} dx = {\bf f}(b) - {\bf f}(a)
\stopformula
\stoptext
Sample usage
\documentclass[12pt]{article}
\usepackage{unicode-math}
\setmainfont[
BoldFont =Pennstander-Light.otf,
ItalicFont = Pennstander-ItalicThin.otf,
BoldItalicFont = Pennstander-ItalicLight.otf
]
{Pennstander-Thin.otf}
%% Replace 'Thin'/'Light' in the above with one of the following to match the
%% mathematics font below
%% 'ExtraLight'/'Regular'
%% 'Light'/'Medium'
%% 'Regular'/'SemiBold'
%% 'Medium'/'Bold'
%% 'SemiBold'/'ExtraBold'
%% 'Bold'/'Black' (some math symbols do not look good at Bold/ExtraBold/Black so use with care)
%% 'ExtraBold'/'Black'
%% 'Black'/'Black'
\setmathfont{PennstanderMath-Thin.otf}
%% Replace 'Thin' with 'ExtraLight'/'Light'/... to match the text font above
\begin{document}
Here is some {\bf bold}, some {\it italics} and some {\bf\it bolditalics} and an equation
\[ \int_a^b {\bf f}'(x) dx= {\bf f}(b) - {\bf f}(a)\]
\end{document}
I am not sure how useful this font will be for long documents/papers, perhaps it is more suitable for posters or presentations. I have been using it for writing solutions for students sample. Here is a sample of what motivated its creation (joint with Andrea Tomatis)
Thanks to Tyler Fink for creating and sharing Grandstander (for the new name think NYC train stations). Thanks to Andrea Tomatis, Khaled Hosny, and to Hans Hagan and Mikael P. Sundqvist for help/comments and for the "Mathematics in ConTeXt" work, from which some tests have been taken.