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Connect

Dinamo Typefaces · Fabian Harb, Louis Brousseaud, Frédéric Jaman, Johannes Breyer, Oliver-Selim Boualam, Lukas Marstaller

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Connect specimen from Dinamo Typefaces

A dot font built on a grid of connector shapes, offered in five screw-head styles and claimed to be the world's first italic dot font.

About

Designed by a team at Dinamo, Connect uses a grid of dots shaped like common screw heads — Flat, Hex, Nail, Phillips and Torx — as its constructive unit. It comes in both proportional and monospaced versions, each with corresponding italics, making it an unusual entry in the dot-font genre. The family covers Latin Extended and Greek, with small caps, fractions and a full suite of symbols.

Classification

Built on a dot-grid system with screw-head-shaped dots, Connect is a display face defined entirely by its modular, grid-based construction. Its conceptual character and novelty place it firmly in the display category.

Weights

FlatHexNailPhillipsTorx

Family

Connect Mono

Languages

LatinLatin ExtendedGreek

Tags

dot-matrixgrid-baseddisplayconceptualmodularexperimentalproportionalmonospaced