MegaMegaTypeType
A contemporary grotesque spanning Thin to Black, defined by sharp diagonal cuts and tight counters that introduce tension into an otherwise sober, utilitarian structure.
About
Compact proportions and closed apertures produce a dense typographic rhythm, while angular cuts and diagonal terminals give each weight a precise, almost abrasive character. The family covers twelve styles from Thin to Black, each with a matching italic designed in collaboration with Matt Burvill. Kerning and spacing were handled by Igino Marini.
Classification
A contemporary grotesque with consistent vertical stress and minimal stroke contrast, distinguished by sharp angular cuts and diagonal terminals that give it an abrasive edge against otherwise sober proportions.
Weights
ThinLightRegularSemiboldBoldBlack
Languages
Latin
Tags
grotesquegeometricangulareditorialsharputilitariancontemporarydense