Anto Rounded Air
b•v-h type · André Baldinger & Toan Vu-Huu · 2024
A rounded geometric sans with airy proportions, drawn by André Baldinger and Toan Vu-Huu as part of the broader Anto family originally conceived for Parisian arts institutions.
About
Developed from a 2017 visual identity proposal for the contemporary art centre Bétonsalon in Paris, Anto Rounded Air is the open, experimental offshoot of the Anto Rounded subfamily. Where its siblings share a common skeleton rooted in early grotesque proportions, the Air variant introduces a lighter, more expansive character. Four weights from Light to Bold are accompanied by 801 glyphs per style, with a full suite of OpenType features including multiple figure sets, framed and circled numbers, and stylistic alternates.
Classification
Anto Rounded Air is a geometric sans inspired by early grotesque proportions, distinguished by rounded terminals and an airy, open construction that sets it apart from the angular Anto Plot sibling.