MegaMegaTypeType
A connecting script rooted in 1950s Viennese hand-lettered signage, with three sets of capital alternates and four sets of lowercase alternates to maintain fluid joins throughout.
About
Drawn from the signage of an old Viennese bookbindery in the 9th district, this typeface preserves the fluid grace of mid-century commercial lettering. Large capital letters descend below the baseline, a distinctive characteristic managed across three capital alternate sets and four lowercase sets via Contextual Alternates. The result reads naturally at display sizes and has found wide application on building facades, product packaging and print publications.
Classification
A flowing connected script with a cursive lowercase and large descending capitals, rooted in mid-century hand-lettered signage. Multiple alternate character sets managed via Contextual Alternates confirm its classification as a formal connecting script.