A heavy condensed display typeface built from brutal geometry, available in three structural cuts — horizontal, solid and vertical — each with matching italics.
About
Born from a rejected branding concept, Texel channels hard geometric forms into a display typeface that is deliberately cold and oppressive in character. The family ships in six styles across three structural cuts: horizontal, solid and vertical, each paired with an italic. The condensed proportions and uncompromising weight make it suited to headline work, campaign branding and environments where aggression is the intended tone.
Classification
A condensed, heavy display typeface defined by brutal geometry and an oppressive visual weight, placing it firmly in the display category with a brutalist subcategory.