sans-serifhumanist sansitalic
A sans-serif in two structural variants — monolinear and stroke-contrasted — spanning six weights with obliques, designed for identity, signage and editorial work.
About
Quell splits into two subfamilies: Linear, with even stroke widths for direct and imperative messaging, and Contrast, where stroke variation lends a warmer, more expressive character. Both run through six weights from Thin to Extrabold, each with a matching oblique, giving 24 static styles plus a variable font. Latin script coverage is extensive, reaching several hundred languages.
Classification
Quell is a sans-serif with two distinct subfamilies: a monolinear cut (Linear) and a stroke-contrasted cut (Contrast), both sharing humanist proportions suited to identity and editorial use.
Weights
ThinLightRegularMediumBoldExtrabold
Family
Quell LinearQuell Contrast
Languages
Latin Extended
Tags
humanistsans-serifidentitysignagecontrastmonolinearobliquevariable