A display typeface whose letterforms are each drawn as a single continuous line, referencing the craft of neon tube bending and Caslon proportions across three optical sizes – Dense, Regular and Single.
About
Three subfamilies address different size contexts: Feneon Dense uses five-tube-wide stems for large settings, the Regular uses three, and Feneon Single offers a stripped-back single-stroke structure for small sizes or low contrast. All three are unified by the constraint that every letter traces a continuous Euler circuit, making each glyph traceable in one unbroken line. The collection includes small caps, fractions drawn from scratch and variable font versions for precise optical size control.
Classification
Feneon is a display typeface whose letterforms are constructed from continuous single-line paths inspired by neon tube bending and Euler circuits, evoking Caslon proportions through a decorative, linear construction rather than conventional stroke contrast.