Schick Toikka developed the Saol typeface family, which draws inspiration from Victorian-style serif typefaces while adapting them to meet modern typographic needs. This innovative interpretation honors the eccentric spirit of its historical sources, showcasing unique characteristics such as elongated terminal serifs and sharply defined strokes. The Saol family includes three optical sizes—Display, Standard, and Text—each tailored for different applications, allowing for versatility in typographic hierarchies. Saol's design combines contemporary conveniences such as a wide range of weights and language support, alongside features like opulent swash italic caps. This type family is ideal for publications that aim to convey a lavish aesthetic or an enigmatic voice, making it suitable for striking headlines and readable body copy alike.