VZWO VARIANZ Serif
VZWO Type · Viktor Zumegen · 2020
The serif branch of Viktor Zumegen's VARIANZ variable superfamily, interpolating between Modern, Clarendon and Slab Serif extremes via two axes shared with the Sans and Mix families.
About
Three named instances — High Serif, Mid Serif and Low Serif — correspond to Modern, Clarendon-style and Slab Serif classifications respectively, with continuous interpolation between them. The font forms part of a two-dimensional variable superfamily alongside Sans and Mix families, allowing the 'Expression' and 'Serifs' axes to blend serif and sans characters freely. Each style carries 583 glyphs with broad Latin coverage across 215 languages and a full suite of OpenType features including oldstyle figures, fractions and case-sensitive forms.
Classification
A variable serif family spanning Modern, Clarendon and Slab Serif classifications across its three named instances (High Serif, Mid Serif, Low Serif), with interpolation controlled by an 'Expression' and 'Serifs' axis within the broader VARIANZ superfamily.