A dual-family serif that pairs a monospaced coding face with a proportional companion, both rooted in Renaissance letterform traditions drawn with a brush pen.
About
Array is two typefaces built on a single system: a monospaced family designed with the legibility demands of coding in mind, and a proportional variant that divides the mono character width into thirds to allow comfortable reading in running text. Both families share letterforms derived from Renaissance models drawn with a brush pen rather than a broad nib, giving them a lively, organic quality unusual for monospaced type. The italics feature swashed capitals inspired by Renaissance chancery practice, distinct enough to aid comprehension in code editors without tipping into decoration.
Classification
Array draws explicitly on Renaissance type traditions, using broad-nib and brush-pen letterform models, calligraphic stress and swashed italic capitals, while adapting these qualities for both monospaced and proportional settings.