A variable sans from Pizza Typefaces with axes for weight, italic angle and a waffle optical parameter, plus a suite of stylistic alternates for key letters.
About
Released by Pizza Typefaces, Forno is a variable font with at least four axes: size, weight, italic and a distinctive 'waffle' axis whose effect suggests optical or stylistic modulation. Stylistic alternates are available for lowercase a, g and y alongside alternate numeral and arrow forms, giving designers granular control over the typeface's character. The specimen hints at a range from Thin to heavier weights, with the variable format positioning it for both display and text use.
Classification
Forno appears to be a geometric-leaning sans-serif with variable axes including weight, italic, and stylistic alternates, suggesting a contemporary humanist-geometric hybrid approach typical of modern variable type releases.