N21 Typeface
6TM Magazine · Alex Ortiga
A strictly uppercase geometric display face built on a nine-square modular grid, offered in Regular and Retro variants.
About
N21 derives every glyph from a grid of nine equal squares bisected by a central horizontal and vertical axis, with letterforms plotted from the intersection points of those guides. The outcome is a tightly controlled, architectural feel that suits editorial headlines, logotypes and experimental layouts. With only 36 glyphs per style and no lowercase, it is a narrow-use novelty rather than a general-purpose face.
Classification
Strictly uppercase modular display face built on a nine-square grid bisected by horizontal and vertical axes. The two styles (Regular, Retro) are design variants rather than weight steps. Very limited glyph set of 36 characters per style (uppercase, numerals, basic punctuation); no lowercase.