Gothic Sans Serif Typeface for Japanese-Inspired Design
804 glyphs per style across 22 styles from Thin to Black
Mori is a gothic sans-serif family drawing on contemporary Japanese design influences. It spans 22 styles from Thin to Black, with each style containing 804 glyphs. The character set includes circled and squared numbers, subscript and superscript figures, Japanese punctuation, and mathematical and graphic symbols. The family is intended to retain grotesque utility while offering distinctive letterforms throughout.
Set in PP Mori
Insights
- Specific glyphs — the G, figures 6 and 9, the geometric 'r', and double-story 'g' — are highlighted as the primary points of visual differentiation from conventional grotesques.
- OpenType feature set includes circled and squared numbers, subscript and superscript figures, Japanese punctuation, and mathematical and graphic symbols.
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