Continuo

About

Continuo follows the rules of neon: one line per letter, no breaks and no crossings, doubled up where a stroke needs to be wider than the tube. The update adds alternate capitals on the lowercase keys and a Latin Plus set of almost 900 glyphs for 461 languages. The name comes from basso continuo, the steady bass line under a melody.

Classification

An all-caps display face in which each letter is drawn as one unbroken line that never crosses itself, like bent neon tubing. Heavier strokes are made of two parallel lines, leaving an open channel down the middle.

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