F37 Incise

An incised typeface from F37 Foundry drawing on the tradition of letter forms carved in stone.
About
F37 Incise takes its cue from the lapidary tradition of incised lettering, where letterforms were cut directly into stone or metal rather than drawn with a pen. This heritage gives the design a precision and structural clarity that sits between roman serif and sans-serif conventions. Beyond that, the page content available does not provide sufficient detail on weights, languages or release year.
Classification
The name 'Incise' suggests a typeface in the lapidary or incised tradition, drawing on letter forms carved in stone, which sit between serif and sans-serif categories but are most closely classified as incised serifs.