Hublish is a font that The Hub uses as a decorative/headline type in a wide range of applications, from on-air navigation to business collateral. Hublish is recreated from FF Din (the latter being used in endcards for the air dates and times).
Differences from FF Din[]
- The diagonals of the uppercase and lowercase K meet at the vertical.
- The center vertex of the M is a bit higher than the original.
- The lowercase a, m, n, r, and u have triangular spurs.
- The lowercase a is a single-story with a bottom spur.
- The b, d, g, p, and q have no spurs.
- The descender of the g is shorter, making it in the shape of a small j.
- The diagonal strokes of the lowercase k and x have a diagonal end rather than horizontal.
- The 1 has the same shape as the capital I.
- The top of the 7 has no serif.
- The dots in the ! and ? are in the shape of the Hub logo.