MegaMegaTypeType
A fixed-width companion to Colophon's neo-grotesque Mabry, offered in three weights with italics and drawing equally from late 19th-century grotesque forms and early 20th-century geometric rationalism.
About
Mabry Mono carries the same dual character as its proportional sibling: idiosyncratic terminals and candid letterforms inherited from Victorian grotesques sit alongside the cooler geometry of early modernist sans-serifs. The family spans Regular, Medium and Bold, each with a matching italic, totalling six styles. Named after funk singer Betty Davis (b. Betty Mabry), the typeface brings a degree of personality rarely found in monospaced designs.
Classification
A fixed-width companion to the neo-grotesque Mabry, blending late 19th-century grotesque idiosyncrasies with early 20th-century geometric rationalism in a monospaced format.