MegaMegaTypeType
An eight-weight grotesque with blackletter-inflected alternates, available as a variable font, designed to move between restrained editorial settings and high-impact display work.
About
K73 Hogan Grotesk grafts ornamental disruption onto a modernist grotesque skeleton, with contextual and stylistic alternates drawing from blackletter conventions to produce an expressive, dual-natured voice. The family spans Thin to Black across sixteen styles including matching italics, with a variable axis covering the full weight range. Latin script support extends across a broad range of languages.
Classification
A contemporary grotesque with deliberate blackletter-inflected disruptions introduced as ornamental alternates, sitting structurally within the sans-serif grotesque tradition while incorporating expressive elements from blackletter forms.