Brutman
A modernist grotesque with six weights and matching italics, built around International Style reference points and architectural graphic vernacular.
About
Brutman is a grotesque sans-serif from Bastarda with a weight scale running from 70 to 150, each paired with an italic. The design draws on mid-century modernist typography, with specimen texts referencing Bauhaus-adjacent graphic education and International Style architecture. Latin Extended character support covers a broad range of Western and Central European languages.
Classification
Brutman presents as a modernist grotesque sans-serif with reference points in International Style typography. The weight naming system (70 through 150) and sample texts referencing modernist architecture and Bauhaus-adjacent graphic design suggest a constructed, rationalist grotesque lineage.