Lupino
A paired serif and sans family designed for small-to-medium text sizes, with multiplexed weights that keep all variants at identical widths to enable seamless weight switching without reflow.
About
Lupino Serif draws on Dutch oldstyle and newspaper typeface traditions, while Lupino Sans shares its proportions but looks to American gothic sources for its character. The defining technical feature is multiplexing: every weight occupies the same horizontal space, making the family well suited to interfaces or layouts where text reflow must be avoided. The two subfamilies are designed to work in close combination.
Classification
Lupino is a dual-family series comprising a serif rooted in Dutch oldstyle and newspaper traditions, and a sans with American gothic influences. The serif subcategory is used as the primary classification, though the sans component draws from grotesque/gothic lineage. Both families share multiplexed weights and similar proportions.