MegaMegaTypeType
Originally commissioned for cult food magazine The Gourmand, this Arts and Crafts-inflected headline typeface spans five widths and eight weights with distinctly angular, constructed details.
About
Drawing on a popular early 20th-century style born from the Arts and Crafts movement, Meursault introduces sharper, more constructed details than its historical models. Notable quirks include a lowercase g with a diagonal line running from the counter through to the ear, and an angular uppercase G. The family covers Ultra Condensed through Ultra Extended across eight weights, with a variable font option, making it a versatile display tool for editorial contexts.
Classification
A headline display typeface rooted in the early 20th-century Arts and Crafts typographic style, expanded across five widths and eight weights with distinctive constructed angular details setting it apart from its historical predecessors.