MegaMegaTypeType
A five-line inline display face inspired by Rudolf Koch's 1931 Prisma alphabet and Akihiko Seki's Aki Lines, designed for headlines and large-scale settings.
About
Prismax Mix uses five graded parallel lines to construct each letterform, creating a prismatic depth that gives the type a sense of movement at large point sizes. The design draws on two historical precedents: Koch's Prisma (1931) and Seki's Aki Lines (1970/72), the latter made widely recognisable through Microsoft's 1975 logotype. It is an all-caps Latin face suited to short, high-impact headline usage.
Classification
A five-line inline display face with graded parallel stripes running through each letterform, derived from the striped/prismatic display tradition pioneered by Rudolf Koch's Prisma alphabet. The optical layering and dynamic line rhythm classify it firmly as a decorative display type.