MegaMegaTypeType
A bold Arabic and Latin display typeface rooted in Ruqah calligraphy and the graphic lettering of classic Egyptian and Iranian film posters.
About
Klaket pairs a chunky, low-contrast Arabic in the Ruqah style with a heavy slab serif Latin that drops serifs selectively for visual interest. The Arabic design tackles the script's famously difficult slanting baseline through a custom contextual kerning solution developed with OpenType engineer Kamal Mansour. The name comes from the Arabic word for clapperboard, borrowed from the French 'claquet', anchoring the typeface firmly in its cinematic reference point.
Classification
A display typeface drawing from Arabic Ruqah calligraphy with its characteristic slanted baselines, paired with a slab serif Latin that selectively drops serifs. The Arabic component is bold and low-contrast, inspired by Egyptian and Iranian film poster lettering traditions.