Bliss 2, part of the wider Bliss font family designed by Jeremy Tankard, is a prominent humanist sans-serif typeface known for its exceptional legibility and "Englishness." Released originally in 1996 and significantly expanded over the following decade, it has become a staple for corporate branding, signage, and complex typographic tasks. History and Development
Bliss is inspired by classic British humanist designs like the Johnston typeface used by the London Underground and Gill Sans. Bliss 2 Font Family
The comprehensive Bliss 2 / Bliss Pro family typically includes 14 styles (7 weights with matching italics): Light / Light Italic Regular (or Medium) / Italic Bold / Bold Italic ExtraBold / ExtraBold Italic Heavy / Heavy Italic Bliss 2, part of the wider Bliss font