Kyle Mono
Triangular serifs that evolve toward slab proportions as weight increases
Kyle Mono is a monospaced, monoline serif family designed by Alexander Rütten and Olivia Wood, released in 2024. It is a sibling to Kyle, sharing sharp triangular serifs that grow progressively toward slab-like forms at heavier weights. The family covers over 820 glyphs with support for Eastern, Central, and Western European Latin languages.
Set in Kyle Mono
Insights
- Serifs shift character across the weight range, starting sharp and triangular and approaching slab proportions at heavy weights.
- Some symbols are adjusted to play with the monospace grid rather than conform to it strictly.
- Kyle Mono carries a slightly reduced character set compared to its sibling Kyle, yet still exceeds 820 glyphs.
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