Typeface Design for Monument Grotesk
Monument Grotesk is a contemporary reinterpretation of 19th-century letterforms originally found in Palmer & Rey’s 1884 specimen book. Developed by Swiss studio Kasper-Florio and released through Dinamo, the typeface features compact proportions, sharp terminals, and a raw, unrefined character. It offers multiple weights and styles, including Mono and Semi-Mono variants, making it versatile for modern applications.
Set in ABC Monument Grotesk
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