MegaMegaTypeType
A multilingual display typeface drawn from Hebrew statehood-era propaganda posters, offering five weights across Hebrew, Latin and Cyrillic with full diacritics support.
About
Derived from Kedem Serif, this sans carries the wide letterforms, unconventional angles and distinctive negative spaces that recall mid-twentieth century Israeli heritage posters. Five weights run from Ultralight to Black, with meticulous Hebrew niqqud (vowel pointing) and OpenType alternates throughout. Coverage extends to Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian and over 229 Latin and Cyrillic languages.
Classification
A sans-serif display typeface with wide letterforms set at unusual angles and distinctive internal spaces, drawing from Hebrew propaganda poster aesthetics of early Israeli statehood. Despite the name 'sans', the foundry's own copy describes it as a serif multilingual typeface; however, the design is characterised as sans-serif in its construction, derived from Kedem Serif.