Fip
Mota Italic · Rob Keller · 2015
A 64-style monospaced superfamily designed live in a Berlin gallery, spanning serif, rounded, sans and roughened variants across Latin and Cyrillic.
About
Originally conceived as a live design experiment for a Berlin gallery exhibition, Fip expanded considerably before its 2015 release into a superfamily of 64 fonts. The base design carries decorative cuts and notches on its serifs and terminals, while Fip Rounded simplifies and softens those forms, Fip Sans strips the serifs entirely, and Fip Rough introduces a typewriter-like organic texture across all styles. Latin and Cyrillic scripts are supported throughout, with 717 glyphs per font.
Classification
Fip is a monospaced superfamily with serif, sans-serif and rounded subfamilies; the base design features decorative cuts, notches and serifs on a fixed-width grid, placing it firmly in the slab mono category.