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Fraktion Sans is a contemporary grotesque exploring the space between mechanical sturdiness and expressive clarity. While its inspiration stems from vintage signage lettering, the final design is a rather far departure. The square shape and the compact capitals are the only remnants of the original influence and when set in all-caps the industrial spirit is vaguely present. Even so the typeface has been shaped to a modern, versatile allrounder with a slight technical feel that works great in sober applications for screen and in editorial - and still maintains character to be a strong voice in branding. An exaggerated spur on the lowercase 'a' and ink traps are defining visual characteristics just as the squared-off rounds’ true verticals help create a steady cadence. The proportional Sans is complemented by a fixed-width design: Fraktion Mono. The refitted letter shapes of the monospaced design add a surprising playfulness to a genre that generally feels more technical, making Fraktion Mono’s cuts the more informal bunch of the family. Both typefaces offer plenty of typographic solutions through OpenType features like case sensitive punctuation, stylistic alternates, fractions and slashed zero. The 7 upright weights each have an italic counterpart and both sets are available as variable fonts.

ABC Solar is a highly customizable geometric sans with a large weight spectrum and matching italics. You can change how it looks by selecting from a huge range of alternates — and by choosing between straight or angled cuts. It’s giving Kabel, Vogue, Metro No. 2, Johnston, and Erbar-Grotesque plus Futura, but calling it what it is, Solar lives in that space between Remix and Homage of all the above—with a dash of poetic license thrown in.

Simula is a contemporary typeface that draws inspiration from the Plantin model, blending traditional Roman proportions with a modern perspective. It is characterized by a unique tension between low-contrast strokes and angular serifs, making it suitable for both display and text applications. The design is known for its rational yet contradictory qualities, particularly evident in its lowercase forms.

Model pays tribute to the world of plastic model kits, drawing inspiration from the iconic Japanese brand Tamiya. Renowned worldwide for its highly detailed and precise assembly kits, Tamiya’s legacy serves as the foundation for this design, celebrating the meticulous art of model-making. The typeface blends nostalgia with modern precision, capturing the essence of the assembly process through its clean, modular forms and mechanical aesthetic. PP Model features a range of four families, from the default Model version to the monospaced variants and experimental Plastic styles. Its design fosters creativity, offering typographic options that embody the concept at varying levels, emulating the connected components of model kits in their forms. In total, the typeface includes 72 fonts, available in both upright and italic styles, featuring extensive Latin support, the Japanese alphabets Hiragana and Katakana, Japanese punctuation, and measurement characters that are rarely found.

Eternal Collection is a display font family that is designed for high-impact visual communication, this font family features a striking combination of serif detailing and high contrast proportions. With an extensive range of 162 styles, Eternal Collection offers a broad range of creative possibilities. The family includes variations in width, weight, and slant, allowing for nuanced typographic expression across various design contexts. From bold, commanding headlines to delicate, refined subheadings, this font family ensures that every design element can be tailored to the precise mood and tone you wish to convey. Choose from a full spectrum of widths, from compressed to wide, and a variety of weights, from thin to black. The inclusion of slant styles adds an extra dimension of flexibility for dynamic, forward-leaning typography.

29LT Ada Round is a contemporary typeface inspired by the Ruqʿah Arabic calligraphic style. It is part of a larger superfamily that includes Sharp and Flat styles, making it versatile for various typographic needs. Known for its rounded, low-contrast letterforms, it is suitable for both display and body text, providing a smooth and approachable aesthetic.