A modular, square-profile display typeface designed to sit alongside Japanese typography, set horizontally or vertically.
About
Built on a strict square grid, Coma is intended as a companion to Japanese type, where its proportions align naturally with the fixed-width character blocks of CJK setting. The modular construction gives it flexibility across orientations, making it suited to packaging, editorial and identity work where Latin and Japanese type must coexist. Its name references a state of overwhelm in response to modern information culture.
Classification
Coma's modular, square construction and vertical/horizontal setting capability place it firmly in the geometric display category, designed for striking typographic configurations rather than extended text use.