neue Unikat Stencil
Neue · Alexander Roth
A stencil extension of neue Unikat, derived from Singapore Land Transit Authority signage, built on a strict grid with horizontal-only cuts across five weights and three italic directions.
About
The typeface extends the neue Unikat superfamily with stencil forms inspired by typographic street markings, rejecting traditional stencil conventions in favour of horizontal-only interruptions. Each weight offers three styles: upright, left-slanting italic and right-slanting italic, all sharing a uniwidth structure so switching weights causes no reflow. Arrows matched to each weight's stroke thickness are included, and the family supports over 90 Latin-based languages across 15 styles with 600 glyphs each.
Classification
A stencil variant of a grid-based sans-serif drawn from Singapore transit signage, featuring horizontal-only cuts rather than traditional stencil interruptions. Its rigid construction and uniwidth design distinguish it from conventional display stencil typefaces.