Display Typeface for TypeMates
Art Deco meets ancient runes in a single all-caps display family
TJ Evolette A is an all-caps geometric grotesque display family designed by Timo Titzmann and Jakob Runge in 2011, later expanded with additional characters, broader Latin language support, runic figures, improved kerning, and heavier weights. The family spans seven weights from Hairline to Black with over 620 glyphs per font. Two stylistic sets blend Art Deco interpretations with runic letterforms, enabling extensive alternate combinations across the full alphabet.
Set in TJ Evolette A
Insights
- The two stylistic sets—Art Deco mixed forms and runic shapes—operate across the entire alphabet, multiplying combinatorial possibilities beyond typical alternate sets.
- The updated release added runic figures, improved kerning, better weight gradation, and heavier extremes to the original 2011 design.
- Futura-like proportions anchor the family's geometry alongside surprising alternates.
- Broad Latin coverage supports more than 200 languages across all seven weights.
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