A high-contrast serif spanning four optical sizes and six weights, with a reverse italic called Cilati as a second emphasis option alongside a conventional italic.
About
Swear runs from Text to Banner across 72 styles, combining Romans, Italics and the inverted 'Cilati' cuts into a full system for everything from running copy to large-format headings. The extreme contrast came from flat-brush practice, with exterior serifs pushed to razor thinness and interior serifs kept deliberately large to manage spacing on letters like A and V. Variable fonts for each of the three stylistic axes are included with the complete package.
Classification
Swear is a high-contrast serif with exaggerated razor-thin exterior serifs and a pronounced weight differential, developed from flat-brush calligraphic exploration. Its four optical sizes and expressive italic variants place it firmly in the display-to-text serif tradition.