Bezier Typeface
6TM Magazine · Lena Weber
A mono-modular tiling typeface by Lena Weber in which all letterforms are built from smooth curves, allowing them to interlock horizontally and vertically without spacing to form continuous pattern-like compositions.
About
Designed by Lena Weber, Bezier operates as a typographic tiling system where uppercase letters and numerals share a common module footprint, enabling them to butt together on a grid without gaps. Every non-connector line is a smooth Bézier curve, giving compositions a fluid, almost liquid quality despite sitting on a strict geometric structure. The 36-glyph set is intentionally limited, aimed at poster work, bold branding and experimental layout rather than running text.
Classification
Bezier is a mono-modular display typeface built on a tiling grid system where all non-connector strokes are smooth curves, placing it firmly in the experimental/display category rather than any conventional serif or sans classification.