MegaMegaTypeType
A variable typeface moving along a single axis from a restrained alien-inflected grotesque to a viscous, inward-pointing display serif, released in three styles including a variable font.
About
TT Alientz pairs two distinct personalities within one variable axis: the grotesque end introduces small sharp details that read subtly at text sizes but add character in headings, while the serif end produces inward-facing pointed serifs with irregular stroke contrast that is deliberately extreme. The family comprises three fonts – Grotesque, Serif and Variable – each containing over 470 glyphs, with support for Latin and Cyrillic scripts, stylistic ligatures, contextual alternates and old-style figures.
Classification
A variable typeface that spans a single axis from a minimal grotesque sans-serif to an extreme spiky display serif, making it difficult to classify under one static category; its primary identity and intended use is as a display typeface given its expressive extremes.