Seriguela
Latinotype · Sofia Mohr · 2022
An ultra-condensed grotesque by Sofia Mohr with hook-like terminals and deliberately unconventional contrast placement, available in text and display variants across nine weights with italics and reverse italics.
About
Built on a grotesque base, Seriguela applies an expressive, movement-driven sensibility through its condensed proportions, hook-like terminals and non-standard stroke contrast. The contrast grows more pronounced in heavier weights and is often placed in unexpected positions, departing from any historical model. Fifty-four styles span two optical subfamilies, nine weights, upright, italic and reverse italic cuts, making it a complete system for high-impact display work.
Classification
Ultra-condensed grotesque sans with unconventional high contrast, particularly in the Display subfamily. The contrast placement deliberately breaks from historical models, giving it a distinctive display character despite its grotesque origins.