
Brush soul, slab structure
Gelo is a Latin slab-serif typeface designed by Tom Foley and Selma Losch in 2017. It blends brush-lettering expressiveness with slab-serif structure across four weights—Light, Regular, Bold, and XBold. The family supports over 750 languages and includes OpenType features covering oldstyle and tabular numerals, fractions, case-sensitive forms, and more.
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