MegaMegaTypeType
A condensed serif whose brackets are flipped, pushing it towards a tuscan.
About
Semiotica is the most conventional thing in the library, and the point of it is the one move: turning the bracketed serifs inside out. The result reads as a nineteenth-century poster serif from a distance. It was made as a final project on the Old School New School type intensive.
Classification
Conventional serif proportions with the bracketing inverted so the serifs flare outward, closer to a tuscan. Serif construction, condensed and display-leaning.
Weights
Regular
Optical sizes and widths
Condensed
Languages
Latin
Tags
serifcondensedexperimentaltuscaneditorialposter