Angulosa M.8
A right-angle-driven geometric typeface with roots in Bauhaus constructivism, available as a variable font spanning widths from Condensed to Expanded and weights from Light to Black with reverse italics.
About
Built around the right angle as its defining formal element, Angulosa M.8 tempers pure geometry with broad-nib proportions and selective diagonal strokes that soften the overall character. Serif-like entry and exit strokes on certain letters improve legibility beyond what a strictly mechanical construction would allow. The full family is offered as a variable font with continuous control over weight (300–900), width (50–150) and upright or italic axes, the latter leaning to the left.
Classification
A geometrically constructed display typeface built around right angles with broad-nib proportions, recalling Bauhaus constructivist experiments of the 1930s. The serif-like terminals and deliberate diagonal strokes distinguish it from purely mechanical or engineering lettering.