MegaMegaTypeType
A display family by Marcus Sterz comprising seven stylistically distinct variants — including rounded, cut, dusty-textured, lean, unicase and monospaced forms — all sharing a common geometric skeleton.
About
Each of the seven styles takes a different formal approach to the same underlying structure: Base provides a clean geometric starting point, Soft rounds the corners, Lean compresses horizontally, Cut introduces angular shearing, Dust adds a weathered texture, Uni adopts a unicase design, and Mono presents a fixed-width version. The family covers an unusually wide range of Latin-script languages, extending well into African and minority European languages. OpenType features include tabular figures and discretionary ligatures depending on the style.
Classification
Moki is a display family with seven distinct stylistic variants — including rounded, lean, cut, dusty-textured, unicase and monospaced forms — placing it firmly in the display category with a geometric underpinning.