PolySans
A grotesque sans with soft inktraps and wilfully exaggerated italics, available across proportional, monospaced and wide cuts with Arabic and Hebrew extensions.
About
Built on mid-20th-century grotesque proportions, PolySans introduces soft-edged inktraps that quietly disrupt an otherwise steady rhythm. The italics take a different path entirely, stretching and exaggerating to the point of resembling a script serif before pulling back. Six weights run across Latin, Vietnamese, Cyrillic, Greek, Arabic and Hebrew, each script given equal design attention rather than treated as an afterthought.
Classification
A mid-20th-century grotesque with soft-edged inktraps and exaggerated italics that flirt with script forms. The upright cuts maintain classic grotesque proportions while the italics stretch beyond typical oblique conventions.