MegaMegaTypeType
A condensed display family by Ilya Bazhanov drawing on 1960s experimental lettering, with seven weights and a variable axis covering Latin and Cyrillic.
About
Delicate linear strokes sit against dense, high-contrast forms, producing a rhythm that is controlled yet expressive. The design translates calligraphic gestures, narrow proportions and sharp extensions into a contemporary typeface suited to editorial and fashion contexts. Seven static styles and a variable font are available, with coverage across 353 languages in Latin and Cyrillic scripts.
Classification
A condensed display typeface with dramatic stroke contrast and sharp extensions derived from 1960s experimental lettering and calligraphic gestures, placing it firmly in the high-contrast display category rather than a conventional serif or sans-serif tradition.