EVO2
6TM Magazine · Alex Ortiga · 2024
A six-style futuristic display type that steps from clean Regular through distorted Extreme, each weight paired with an oblique cut, built for poster work and bold graphic branding.
About
EVO2 is the follow-up to Alex Ortiga's EVO, expanding the family to six styles across three weight tiers — Regular, Massive and Extreme — each available in upright and oblique cuts. The design plays structural precision against deliberate distortion, with Extreme variants pushing glyphs into overtly experimental territory. At 108 glyphs it covers Latin basics only, positioning it squarely as a tool for visual impact: posters, music artwork and experimental branding.
Classification
Six-style display type by Alex Ortiga. Three weight tiers — Regular, Massive, Extreme — each paired with an oblique cut. No true italic; obliques only. 108 glyphs covering the Latin alphabet with basic numerals, punctuation, symbols and currency. Escalating distortion from clean geometric forms at Regular to overtly deconstructed shapes at Extreme. Optimised for large-scale graphic use rather than text setting.