ScytheSerif

VZWO ScytheSerif

Styles

Black

Description

“VZWO ScytheSerif” is a blackletter typeface that is highly constructed and "flowing" at the same time. The sweeping curves of the letters pick up each other and are continued by calligraphic elements. The result is a closed typeface with a strong emphasis on the horizontal lines through its impressive serifs. High contrast, extreme stroke endings, sharp curves as well as straight lines are dominating the typeface. The typeface often uses contextual alternates and has a stylistic set that makes it possible to create an “endless tape of type”. VZWO ScytheSerif pursues the goal to turn type into an image.

Black

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Reborn

Hell on earth

Stylistic Set 01 | ON

AA   B&   MJ   KL   RZ
ATO   SJ   MK   V&Z

Ligatures | ON

Uppercase

Uppercase (contextual alternates)

Separators

Symbols

Classification Display Western-Blackletter
Styles 1 Style
Glyph Count 197 Glyphs
Release 07/2018
Version 0.2
Design Viktor Zumegen
Font Production Viktor Zumegen
File Formats (static fonts) .otf
.ttf
.woff
.woff2
Access All Alternates
Stylistic Alternates
Standard Ligatures
Stylistic Set 01
aalt
salt
liga
ss01
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