A neo-grotesque with softened corners, structured around early grotesque references like Akzidenz, covering Latin, Greek and Cyrillic across seven weights with matching italics.
About
FH Oscar takes the structural logic of early grotesques and introduces rounded corners to soften the visual rigidity typical of the genre, making it better suited to screen environments and extended reading. Seven weights from Thin to Black each carry matching italics, and the family includes a condensed cut alongside stylistic alternates intended for editorial and interface contexts. Latin, Greek and Cyrillic coverage gives it range across multilingual settings.
Classification
A neo-grotesque built on the structural logic of early grotesques such as Akzidenz and Breite Grotesk, distinguished by softened corners that reduce visual tension while preserving the neutral, functional character of the genre.