A nine-weight serif family built entirely from straight lines and calligraphic logic, with sharp corners and acute angles that give it an uncompromising, confrontational character.
About
Ferpa's construction is rooted in traditional calligraphic structure but strips away any curve, replacing it with hard angles and live corners. The result is a typeface with a distinctly aggressive personality that nonetheless pays respect to classical typographic references. Eighteen styles across nine weights with roman and italic cuts, 455 glyphs and Latin Extended A+ coverage supporting over two hundred Latin-based languages.
Classification
Constructed entirely from straight lines within a calligraphic logic, with sharp corners and acute angles. The geometric rigidity combined with calligraphic structure places it in a distinctive angular serif subcategory.