Fontstand

Base Monospace, as its name implies, belongs to the category of typefaces characterized by letter designs that each occupy a single size set width, a mono space, like the infamous typewriter font Courier (designed in 1956 by Howard Kettler). The inevitable result of a monospaced typeface is a slightly irregular spacing which generates an informal look reminiscent of typewriter text, but also of the more intentionally informal look of text often seen in more progressive and experimental publications.