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Nine weights, three scripts, one circular O
Opague is a postmodern geometric sans-serif designed by Philipp Neumeyer, built around a circular O and pronounced horizontal lines formed by its apertures and midline. The family spans nine weights, each with a matching italic, plus a variable font. It covers Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic scripts and includes an extensive range of typographic extras: arrows, symbols, stylistic sets, contextual alternates, case-sensitive punctuation, and multiple figure sets.
Set in Opague
Insights
- The aperture design serves a structural role, creating consistent horizontal rhythm across the midline and contributing to the typeface's defining character.
- A variable font is included alongside the nine discrete weight instances.
- Coverage extends across Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic scripts.
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