An award-winning conceptual display family that fuses upper- and lowercase letterforms into single glyphs, producing letters that are simultaneously familiar and deeply strange.
About
Each glyph in Ambicase carries the structural DNA of both cases at once, challenging inherited assumptions about the Latin alphabet's dual-register system. The family splits into two stylistic directions – Modern and Fatface, the latter pushing extreme weight and stroke contrast – each offered in Poster and Regular optical cuts. An extensive suite of ornamental swashes, initial and final forms, and discretionary ligatures extends the expressive range considerably.
Classification
A conceptual display type that merges uppercase and lowercase letterforms into single glyphs, defying standard serif or sans classification. The family spans two stylistic subfamilies – Modern and Fatface – with optical cuts (Poster and Regular) within each.