MegaMegaTypeType
A closed-aperture sans with six width variants and a variable version, covering Latin, Cyrillic and Georgian scripts with functional inktraps that shift behaviour across the weight range.
About
Originating from cover lettering for an Adolf Loos book published in 2016, the typeface carries a modernist austerity softened by generous counters and sidebearings. Its inktraps are genuinely functional: acute angles are rounded in heavy weights while stroke junctions are thickened in lighter ones, introducing an analogue quality across the range. Seven weights across six named widths, plus a variable file, give the family an unusually broad footprint for multi-script work.
Classification
A closed-aperture geometric sans with slight stroke contrast and functional inktraps; the austere construction and systematic width range place it firmly in the geometric sans tradition, though with humanist warmth introduced through generous counters and analogue-feeling ink traps.