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A sign-painted contrasted sans in four widths, with art nouveau legs and a high waist.
About
Sleight is drawn like brush lettering, with two strokes for the thicks and one for the thins, and flat-brush twists that hint at serifs on C, G and S. Its high waist and half-crossbar t come from ATF's Taylor Gothic, and the curling legs of R and K from art nouveau. Four widths and seven weights cover tall posters and wide labels alike.
Classification
Contrasted sans built on sign painters' thick-and-thin brushwork, starting from a memory of ATF's Taylor Gothic (Joseph Phinney, 1897) with art nouveau R and K legs. Four widths (Condensed, Narrow, standard, Expanded) in seven weights from Thin to Heavy, 28 styles, with variable fonts in the complete family.
Weights
ThinLightRegularMediumSemiBoldBoldHeavy
Optical sizes and widths
CondensedNarrowNormalExpanded
Family
Sleight CondensedSleight NarrowSleight ExpandedSleight Variable
Languages
LatinLatin Extended
Tags
sans-serifcontrasted sanssign paintingart nouveaucondensedexpandedvariableheadlineposterpackaging