Gramercy is an elegant, contemporary serif that balances slightly painterly and whimsical forms with functionality and sturdiness. With 48 styles in total, its three subfamilies — Standard, Fine, and Display — each come with uppercase swashes. Designed by longterm Dinamo collaborator Robert Janes, a recurring theme is Gramercy's overhanging, misproportioned details. Where another typeface might have ball terminals, Gramercy has flared strokes. Hearts beat faster when Gramercy's swashes appear, a series of uppercase flourishes that cover all weights and subfamilies. The font was initially heavily informed by F.H. Ernst Schneidler's Amalthea (1956). The variable font files allow designers to elegantly sashay from high to low contrast and from Thin to Super.